Sales of audio cassettes fell steadily Ipod sales rose gradually Plasma TV sales fluctuated wildly, but the

trend was upward Sales of video cassettes fluctuated wildly, and the trend was downward. Total digital camera sales dropped slightly Sales of audio cassettes fell and then leveled off The sales of MP3 players rose gradually and then climbed sharply Purchases of video cassettes recorders declined dramatically Sales of games consoles decreased and then leveled off CD sales dropped suddenly There were wild fluctuations in spice exports from Africa over the period There was a gradual fall in the development of new products Research investment has decreased noticeably There was a significant drop in the purchases of tickets last month There was a significant rise in number of sites on the Internet The sale of mangos decreased suddenly The number of visitors fluctuated slightly at the theme park Sugar imports declined gradually There has a slow increase in the quality of food in supermarket There was a remarkable fluctuation in the number of air travelers The graph provides information about the income trends of four cafes over the last year. There are two basic general trends: downward and upward. As regards the first, the earnings for The Tea Room, were down over the year, falling significantly from almost $160000 earnings a month to just under $50000 in December. By contrast, the income for the other three cafes went up by varying degrees. There was a steady fall in Caf Cools sales over the first ten months, followed by a sudden increase to $120000. Furthermore, the income for both Internet Express and the Wifi Caf also ended the year u. The former experienced a steady fall to June but after that, income rose steadily ending the year at approximately $130000. Likewise, the trend for Wifi was upward. Between January to July, earnings doubled to nearly $100000 and then rocketed to around $190000. It is noticeable that the income for The Tea Room is lower in the winter months than for the other three cafes. The graph indicates the trend of using modern facilities in UKs households during the period between 1996/1997 and 2002/2003. As it can be easily seen that British tend to obtain more contemporary technology. As regard the first, the trend for CD player, there was a slight increase of using rate, from 60% in 1996/1997 to over 82% in 2002/2003. Likewise, the mobile phone almost has the same trend, beginning at 28% and ending at 50%. By contrast, in 1996/1997 only 18% of households in UK accessed to mobile phone, then rocketed to 70% at the ending period. It is noticeable that UK citizens used Internet from 1998/1999 and there was a gradual rise in percentage of Internet access over the period. After all, concluded that in 4 categories ( CD player, Mobile phone, Internet access and Home computer), UKs household experienced a continuous rise in all of them.

To explain what is in the text in a different way To provide information which is additional to that provided in the text To make it easier to understand the concepts by using a visual rather than by just using words. To give an overview or an impression or a summary To provide more exact details than is desirable in the text. The graph shows the average annual urban growth rate of5 continents from 1970 to 2025. according to the graph, Africa had about 5% average annual urban growth rate in 1970 and over 4% average annual urban growth rate in 1995. Looking at the graph we can see that urban growth has happened on all 5 continents since 1970 and that it is expected to continue right up to 2025. The most dramatic growth is in Africa, Asia and Latin America, because these continents has experienced the most development and industrialization since 1970, while Europe and North America show less increase probably because they already started being more urbanized. In developing countries many people from the countryside are attracted to the cities to look for work and better opportunities in health and education, but this rapid urbanization is causing many problems and needs to be controlled. The graph shows that since 1970 there has been considerable urban growth in all 5 continents presented and that this trend is expected to continue at least until 2025. However, the rate for each continent has not been the same. The developing countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America experienced the most dramatic growth rates in 1975, with Africa having around 5% per annum, Latin America just over 4% and Asia over 3%. In 1995 these rates decreased to just over 4% in Africa and down to about 2% for Latin America, but Asia remained the same. The growth rate is expected to decrease by about 1% for all three continents by the year 2025. Meanwhile, North America is expected to maintain its growth rate of 1%p.a over the entire period, while Europe having started to the period at about 1.5% growth rate is expected to reduce this to only .2 by 2025.