▶ Your Answer :
The bar graph shows the figures for sales
of four different types of books between 1990 and 2000.
As an overall trend, the sales of non-fiction
were the highest over the given time period. While, those of journals were the
lowest.
In particular, sales from non- fiction had
4,500 copies in 1990 and then it considerably jumped to 10,000 copies in 1996.
After reaching the peak, it slightly decreased to about 8,500 copies in 1998.
From this point onwards, it minimally increased again in 2000 with 9,000
copies. By contrast, journals sales had been under 1000 copies during the given
period of time. Moving on to the sales for fiction and magazines, sales from
fiction had steadily raised from 1990 to 2000, it had approximately 1,500
copies and just under 4000 copies respectively. On the other hand, sales from magazines
had just over 1,000 copies in the beginning time and then gradually went up to
3,000 copies in 1994. After the year, the figures for it in sales had remained
until 2000 with a same figure in 1994.
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