1.

In 2005, the amount of pizza produced in China was highest, at 5,500 grams;
while the figure for the US was significantly lower, at 2,500 grams. By contrast, the
production of pizza in the UK was lowest, at 1,000 grams.

2. In 2000, the number of people using cars between 30 and 40 years old in
Vietnam was highest, at 2,5 million; while the figure for 40-to-50-year old people
was slightly lower, at 2,2 million. At the same time, there were 1,2 million people
travelling by cars over 50, compared to 1 million cars commuters under 30.

3.In 2015, the amount of clean water consumed in Berlin was highest, at 2,700 m 3 ;
whereas the figure for London was slightly lower, at 2,400 m 3 . Meanwhile, people
in New York used 2,100 m3 of pure water, compared to 1,200 m3 of clear water
used in Paris. By contrast, the quantity of fresh water that was consumed in Hanoi
was lowest, at only 500 m3.

4. In 2000, the rate of people from 20 to 40 years old was highest in the total
Vietnamese population, at 37%; while the figures for people who are 40-to-60-
years old and 60-to-70-years old were significantly lower, at 25% and 15%
respectively. At the same time, people over 70 made up 10%, compared to 8% of
people aged 10-20. By contrast, the percentage of people under 10 was lowest, at
only 5%.