EX1

The bar graph illustrates the volume of coffee produced in four

nations over the 20-year course from 1990 to 2010.
 Overall, it can be easily seen that the largest coffee
manufacturer was Brazil, while Vietnam produced the smallest
amount of coffee . In 1990, coffee production in Brazil and
Colombia was 0.7 and 0.6 million tons, respectively,
overwhelming the product of the other two countries. After that,
Brazil's production increased sharply to 1.9 million tons in 2005
while Colombia's production dropped dramatically to 0.3 million
tons. Meanwhile, coffee production in Vietnam and Indonesia
was only 0.2 and 0.1 million tons at the beginning of the given
period. After that, Vietnam's coffee production remained the
same for the first 5 years and then tripled to 0.3 million tons in
2005. Similarly , Indonesia's coffee product was stable in the
first 5 years and then doubled after 10 years. As a result, the
production of Indonesia surpassed that of Colombia.

EX2

The bar chart shows the quantity of paper which is gathered by

a recycling centre from 2011 to 2015. Paper is the vital type of
waste that is recycled by the given center. 
Overall, the amount of garbage collected in all categories
fluctuates from year to year .In 2011, the amount of paper and
glass collected was around 50 tons (more or less than 50 tons),
at 57 and 48 tons respectively, much larger than tin and garden
waste. After that, the amount of paper dropped sharply to 50
tons then rebound to 70 tons in 2015. Meanwhile, the amount
of recycled glass varied between 41 and 48 tons to 2014 and
then increased slightly to 52 tons by 2015. At the beginning of
the given period, tin and garden waste were only 35 and 32
tons, respectively. Then, the former experienced a period of
mild volatility in 2014 and then increased slightly to 39 tons in
2015. Meanwhile, the latter decreased by half in November and
then recovered in 2012. Following this, it increased slightly to
35 tons in 2015, despite a slight decrease in 2014.