Erguendo Pilares para o Desenvolvimento

DIVISION OF MINING ENGINEERING

MINING ENGINEERING

ENGLESH IV, CLASS: A, C/D

Topic: Data presentation and interpretation

Teacher: David Colaço Constantino

Student:

Hélio Júlio Fernandes

Date: Tete, October 2022

1.Consumption of food products

In this graphic, I will talk about the diversity of local consumption of rice in the USA,
according to ethnicity. In this country, there are different types of race that consume the
diversity of rice in different amounts. On the horizontal side of the graph, we find the
amount of rice consumed in percentage (%) and on the vertical, the different varieties
residing in the USA, who consume the varieties of rice produced locally. The most
significant aspect is that the white Non-Hispanic breed has an average of 40.6% of rice
variety consumption every six months and the black non-Hispanic breed has 39.6% of
rice consumption, the breeds that are in the average of the consumption of the rice
variety are the Hispanic race with 10% of consumption and native american with 7.9%
of semiannual consumption of the rice variety. The less significant aspect is that the
other breed class consumes on average 1% of the rice variety every six months.

This graph represents the total coverage of immunization among children of 1 year:
comparison between 1997-2003, the vertical axis represents the percentage of
immunized children and the horizontal axis represents the provinces in which they were
immunized.

Conclusion: The 5 ethnic groups that inhabit the USA try to emigrate from their
varieties of rice that is grown locally for their consumption, but not all of them are able
to consume all their varieties due to their economic class.

2.Development

In the province of zambezia it is possible to notice that the immunization data point to
28% for 1997 and 45% for 2003, in Niassa 48% for 1997 and 47% for 2003, in
Nampula 34% for 1997 and 54% for 2003, in the province of tete there was 48% for
1997 and 55 for 2003, cabo delgado was 25% for 1997 and 55% for 2003, manica was
47% for 1997 and 62% for 2003, sofala was 50% for 1997 and 64% for 2003, Gaza was
63% for 1997 and 82 for 2003, Inhambane was 72% in 1997 and 91% in 2003, Maputo
City was 82% in 1997 and 91% for 2003, Maputo had 62% in 1997 and 93% in 2003.

3.Comment:

Based on the graph, it can be noted that this is a comparison of data referring to
immunization in 1997 and 2003, the province with the lowest percentage in 1997 was
Cabo Delgado, and the province with the highest percentage in 1997 was Maputo City,
in year 2003 the province with the lowest percentage of immunized is Zambezia with
45%, and the province with the highest percentage is Maputo with 93%. in niassa there
was a reduction of 1% and the province that registered the highest percentage of
immunization is Zanbezia with an increase of 22%.

Introduction: this graph represents changes in popularity of cinema and television 1957-
1974, the vertical axis of left side shows milion of admissions for the cinema, the
vertical axis of right side shows the milion of licence for television and de Horizontal
axis shows the years of comparison.

A glance at the given line diagram illustrates the fluctuation of the number of cinema
and television from 1957 to 1975. It is apparent from the graph that the trend used to
demonstrate the cinema admissions have slumped for 18 years. In the meanwhile, by
stark contrast, TV licenses appeared to soar continually over the time period.

Considering the volume of cinema in 1957, it mirrored the high utilization

accomplishing somewhere in the vicinity of 950. To be more specific, it was attributed
to higher than TV quantities at the initial point. On the one hand, it would be obvious in
1960, the cinema turn-over had to get a bad slump with exactly 500, as same as the
number of TV licenses at that time. Afterward, the dwellers participating in cinemas
were likely to gradually decrease. To be more specific, it gained some 250 in 1966, 200
in 1969 and it was no more than 100 at the end of the process.
Indicated in TV the appearance of TV trend, after 1960, it still started to fly. Clearly, in
1966, it showed by 770 which was worse than 1972 with nearly 900. Finally, it jumped
by 930 in 1975. So comparing the distinguishes between cinema admission and TV
licenses, it was easily seen that at the beginning, the number of people utilizing TV was
lower than cinema, but in the end, the distinction occurred.

Conclusion: this graph represents changes in popularity of cinema and television 1957-
1974, the vertical axis of left side shows milion of admissions for the cinema, the
vertical axis of right side shows the milion of licence for television and de Horizontal
axis shows the years of comparison.
4.Pie Chart

 This Chart shows the race and athnicity of US homeless people.

 Vhite, non-hispanic takes up the largest portion of US homelessness at 40,6%,
closely followed by back non-hispanic at 39,6%.
 Hispanic and native american have a similar percentage at 10,9% and 7,9%
respectively.
 Only 1% left for other, non-specified ethnicity.

5.Table

This chart above shows the average family expenditure in Britain in 1967, 1977 and
1987. And the average expenditure is divided into eleven items which are food,
alcoholic drink, tobacco, clothing and footwear, housing, fuel, light and power,
household goods and services, transport and communications, recreation, entertainment
and education, other goods and services, and others.

This chart above shows the average family expenditure in Britain in 1967, 1977 and
1987. And the average expenditure is divided into eleven items which are food,
alcoholic drink, tobacco, clothing and footwear, housing, fuel, light and power,
household goods and services, transport and communications, recreation, entertainment
and education, other goods and services, and others.

According to this table, we can see the greatest part is food which represents 21%, 19%
and 13% respectively. Then, housing which represents 12%, 14% and 15% respectively,
is the secondary in the average family. The household goods and services, which
accounts for 10%, 7% and 6,5% respectively, of the expenditure, are nearly similar
with housing. The expenditure of transport and communications in the chart is 9%, 14%
and 17% respectively which is just a little bit less from household goods and services.
As shown in this pie chart, the expenditure of alcoholic drink is as much as the
expenditure of recreation, entertainment and education. They all account for 7%, 7%
and 7% respectively in this table. Then, tobacco is 1%, 3% and 4% respectively less
than alcoholic drink. Besides, there is no more expenditure on other items, for clothing
and footwear are 9%, 8% and 7%respectively. for fuel, light power are 5%, 5%and 4%
respectively, for recreation, entertainment and education the percentege are 7%, 9% and
9% respectively, for other goods and services are 14%, 12% and 16% finally for ather
items are 0%, 1% and 2,5% respectively.
We could divide the family expenditure into several sorts, but food is generally the great
part of total expenditure in the average family.

Conclusion: Based on the graph, it can be noted that this is a comparison of data
referring to immunization in 1997 and 2003, the province with the lowest percentage in
1997 was Cabo Delgado, and the province with the highest percentage in 1997 was
Maputo City, in year 2003 the province with the lowest percentage of immunized is
Zambezia with 45%, and the province with the highest percentage is Maputo with 93%.
in niassa there was a reduction of 1% and the province that registered the highest
percentage of immunization is Zanbezia with an increase of 22%.