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The chart shows the proportion of renewable energy in total energy supply in 4 countries

from 1997 to 2010

That amount of total energy sources in 4 different countries, namely Australia, Sweden,
Iceland and Turkey over 13 years period begin at 1997 have been compared in bar chart.

Overall, in terms of the percentage of energy produced over the period given, Iceland was
experienced an enormous growth, while the opposite can be seen when look at it in
Sweden. In addition, only the proportion of energy made in Turkey was fluctuating.

Overall, both Sweden and Iceland experienced upward trends, while Australia and Turkey

Showed downward trends. Moreover, Iceland’s energy supply was accounted for the most
notable, whereas the lowest energy produced can be seen in Astrualia, and the field of
energy made from nature sources in Turkey had fluctuation.

When look at the made field of energy is conceivable that, in 19997, in Iceland was
accounted about 45 percent, 5 times greater than that of Australia and 9 times higher when
compared with that of Sweden. Moreover, during the following years, this country was
witness the significant raise, to 60 percent, before reaching a peaked at 70 percent in final
year (2010). Next, over the period from 2000 to 2010, the Australia was experienced a
decrease in the rate of energy supply, fell a half from under 10 percent to approximately 5
percent, which are totally opposite when compare with the field of energy in Sweden.

Furthermore, in term of the energy generated in Turkey, it was fluctuated over the 13 years,
start at under 40 percen in 1977, climbed up slowly to above 40 in next 3 years, and went
down to about one third percen respectively.

The bar chart provides information about movie production in five different countries (labelled A-E) from 2007 to 2009.

The data of moveis produced in five countries ( A, B, C ,D , E) between 2007 to 2009 was
illustrated in the bar chart.

Overall, both B, C and E experienced an upward trends, while A and D showed a downward
trends over the period given. Moreover, country A was accounted the giant movie industry
due to the numerous of the flim produced in that, which are totally opposite when
compare with E’s production.

In term of the film produced in contry A, which reached the peak at approximately 90
movies in 2007, remained unchanged one year later, before decreasing slightly by 10
produced. Starting at about 15 moives, the number of movies were released by country D
fell down slowly to under 10, rose again to above 10.

The opposite trend can be clealy seen in the figuers of other countries. From 2007 to 2009,
the quantity of the film produced by country B witness a sinigficant rise of 20 moives from
50 to 70. Similarly, despite standing at arounf 10 moives, the number of films generated by
country underwent a gradual rise to 18 moives by 2009.
The proportion of expense purchased for the facilities of transport and road by 5 different
national governments ( Italia, Protugal, United Kingdom anf United States ) from 1990 to
2005 was described in the bar chart.

Overall, with regarding to the figures of Italia, Protugal and Uk, witenessed a downward
trends, while the up trend can be seen at the USA. Moreover, the fluctuation appears in
Italia, UK, and US.

When looking at the percentage of financial paid by Portugal government, it is clear that, it
reached a peak at approximately 27 percent in 1995, before fell down dramatically to
exactly under one-fourth in 2005. Further more, the unstable change was experienced in
Italia’s data, which started at about 22 percent in 1995, raised up slightly to just under one-
fourth percent over 10 years later, before dispclining to 18% in last year of given period.

In terms of the percentage of UK’ expense of transport facilities, which was accounted the
smallest fund, when compare with other figures, it begun at 10 pence, fluctuated in next 10
years, and end with 8 percent in 2005. Whereas, between 1990 and 2005, the USA’s
proportion was saw a slight increase, from 12 to 15 percent.

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