Writing Feedback / The bar chart below shows the production of the world's oil in OPEC and non-OPEC [5]

Given is a graph illustrating past, present, and future data about the production of world's oil on OPEC and non - OPEC countries.

It is evident from the information supplied that the amount of oil production in the OPEC Middle Eastern countries is predicted to increase considerably. In stark contrast, oil production in else where is likely to fall.

Between 1980 and 2000, most of world 's oil came from non-OPEC nations with approximately 10 million barrels per day, while only two million units were produced by OPEC countries. Since then, the figures changed considerably, between 2000 and 2010, the number of oil barrel in the OPEC Middle Eastern countries climbed rapidly from 2 million to almost 8 million per day, a rise of about 6 million barrels. Likewise, the oil production in the other countries in OPEC rose dramatically with almost 6 million barrels per day and the rest is provided by non-OPEC countries.

It is worth to notice that forecasters predict that oil production in the world will be stable between 2010 and 2020; a lot more of this oil is expected to come from the Middle Eastern OPEC countries, and only under 5 million barrels per day from the other areas.

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Writing Feedback / Given is a bar chart illustrating the amount of rice production in ten top nations in 1999 [9]

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Given is a bar chart illustrating the amount of rice production in ten top nations in 1999.

On particularly interesting fact highlighted by chart is that the major of ten top rice producing countries located Asian
area which had traditional about planting wet rice. We can also see that American is the smallest rice producing
of ten countries and only country outside Asia.

It is interesting to note that country with the highest population in the world is the highest of rice production.
Actually, from information provided by bar chart, China is the biggest of the amount rice producing in 1999,
reaching approximately 192.971 thousands of tons. Likewise, the second highest population is also the second rice production,
producing in the vicinity of 122.224 thousands of rice tons. Meanwhile, several developing countries like Malaysia, Thailand,
and Viet Nam achieved the rice yield in a midrange from 16 million to 27 millions of tons.

By contrast, the rice producing of both nations America and Philippines respectively are considerably smaller.
The former reaches mere 8.183 thousands of tons and the later only 10 millions of tons.
While the production of Japan is a little higher, at nearly 12 millions of tons.