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It indicated that 1993 was a turning point for the Australian companies. Profits in manufacturing and other industries both fell in 1993-1994, while those in retail trade leveled off after consistent rises from 1990 to 1993. Only mining, where profits kept shrinking, rose significantly in 1993-1994. Sample 2 Question 1: The chart below shows the percentage of products A, B, and C in sales, variety and inventory volumes in HP company from June 2001 to May 2002. Using the information from the charts, write a report describing the information shown in the graph. Write 120-140 words on the separate answer paper provided. The bar chart compares the proportions of three products in sales, variety, and inventory volumes in HP Company from June 2001 to May 2002. Among them, A sells best. It approximately occupies 80% of the total, however, its inventory volume is also the most with the least change of variety. In contrast, the sales and the inventory volumes of product C are much lower than that of A, which are about 5% and 25% respectively. Besides, C offers 40% variety choices as much as B does. In comparison, only 17% sales go to B but its inventory volume occupies just 18%, the lowest of the three. In conclusion, B sells better than C but worse than A. B and C provide more variety changes than A with a little more than 40% of the inventory volumes together. Sample 3： Question 1 The graph below shows the expenditure on fast food by different income groups in UK in 1990. Using the information in the graph and write a report. Write 120-140 words. The graph shows weekly expenditure on fast food in Britain by food and income group. There are two main trends. First, the expenditure is directly related to income. Secondly, there are differences in the types of fast food eaten by each group. The amount of money spent on fast food is related to income. People in the high-income group spent the most - over 78 pence per person per week. People in the low-income gro