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Line Chart

The line chart shows the data on the number of participants by activities at certain social centre in
Melbourne, Australia from 2000 to 2020. In general, the film class activity stood out among several
participants throughout the period, while amateur dramatics was the only activity experiencing a
declining trend.

Regarding the number of participants, the film club remained the most popular, which was hovering
around 60 to 65 people. The martial arts also had the same pattern, fluctuating between 30 and 35
people.

Table tennis was the only activity having a significant climb, jumping from 20 people in 2010 to
almost 65 people in 2020. Before, it slightly increased from 18 people at the start to 20 in 2020.
Musical performances starting had attendees after 2005, and since then this activity jumped to
around 12 people, even though the trend was slowing down to roughly 19 people at the end of the
period.

Attendees of amateur dramatics gradually down from 2005 to 2020 with 28 people and 8 people in
accordance, with only a slight rise in 2005.
The diagrams show where and which type of dance classes Australian teenagers love to attend in a
particular town. In general, it shows that private studios are the favourite place, while the most loved
type of dancing is ballet for adolescents at 11-16, and modern dance for students under 11.

Regarding location, 48% of Australian teenagers love attending class dances at private studios, while
school halls come second with 24%. Only 18% of them are participating at community halls and
others. College-bassed studios become the last choice, having 10% of attendees only.
Ballet, with 6000 students, become the favourite for young people under 11 years old. In contrast,
this kind of dance comes to last, has only 300 students aged 11-16. Modern dances, at the same
time, have the highest number of attendees among 11-16 year old students and the lowest number
of participants for students under 11, with nearly 510 and 300 participants, in accordance. Tap
dancing is moderate for both student groups, which has 450 students under 11, and 410 students at
11-16.

Task 2

Vocabularies

1. Inadequate: lacking the quality or quantity required; insufficient for a purpose


2. Adequate: satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity
3. Sufficient: enough; adequate
4. Dietary: nutritious
5. Affordability
6. Peasants: a poor farmer of low social status who owns or rents a small piece of land
for cultivation
7. Rural: characteristic of the countryside rather than the town
8. Urban: characteristic of a town or city
9. Market linkage
10. Nutritious: efficient as foods
11. Grocery: items of food sold in a grocery store
12. Accessibility: ability to access
13. Globalization on the food system
14. Consequences
15. Culinary
16. Gastronomic: (adj) relating to the practice of cooking or eating good food

Nowadays, consumers in many countries could consume food from over the world. I believe this
would have more positive consequences for both consumers and farmers as producers.

For consumers, globalization could increase food security. This would make food more accessible and
affordable. People may consume essential nutritional diets all the time, with fair price, even from
seasonal crops, leading to achieve healthy life. For example, Indonesians could purchase rice at a
stable price even in the dry season since it might be supplied from other countries.

Globalization on food would also influence the supply chain. This could lead to the linkage of the
market broader, increasing farmers' opportunities to afford wider consumers. They would have many
options to sell their crops, which could increase profits. For instance, because of the influence of
globalization, banana peasants could have opportunities to export their cultivation products through
e-commerce. They could sell the fruits and the leaves overseas, with small quantities and more
expensive, affecting the profits they get.
In conclusion, the globalization on foods could lead to food security for consumers, having many
options to consume dietary diversity. On the other side, this also influences on profitability of
farmers.

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