I conducted a survey to 20 people about the delivery they used while shopping from online.

As shown in the graph, Royal Empress has the largest group of customers at 70% followed by BeeXprss at 25% while Ninja Van has the smallest proportion of 5%.

As an overview, younger participants who were in the age group of (15-25) preferred to learn through informal styles whereas the other age group (26 and above) voted more for a formal way.

Firstly, listening to music was the most popular learning method among young people although watching movies was the second option with two votes. However, reading books and learning with a teacher received only one vote.

By contrast, for the older group preferred learning with a teacher which received 3 votes. Learning by reading books and listening to music were the least popular choices, with 1 vote each. Watching movies was their second alternative option.

applications. The majority of people enjoyed using TikTok, which accounted for 40% because of its user-friendly. In contrast, Instagram had the fewest users, with only 10%. Both Facebook and YouTube have the same proportion of users at 25%. Some preferred Facebook for its ability to connect with multiple communities whereas people who liked to watched videos were chosen YouTube.

Overall, quitting job was the most popular one as 6 people have chosen this choice. Secondly, travelling was also popular with 4 people selecting this option. Three people chose others as another option indicating that they are not comfortable enough to share the thoughts.

Eating buffet does not sound bad as 2 out of 17 people chose this one. Lastly, the least popular choice would be investing and faking death.

To summarize, the majority of people would leave complex things that gives them headache rather than clinging onto fixed robotic schedules if one were to become rich overnight.

The two pie charts illustrates the favourite way to study English of eight young adults and eight middle-aged adults.

It is clear that the majority of young adults prefer to study face to face. By contrast, the majority of middle-age adults prefer to study online.

57% of young adults choose face to face and 29% choose online. The opposite trend can be seen in middle-aged adults, in which 57% choose online and 29% choose face to face.

Only 14% of both age group select self study. Interestingly, non of the age group choose to study with friends.

Over half said they preferred to read e-books, while only one person chose audiobooks. At the same time, 3 of the participants voted for traditional books as their preferable.

3 people answer they take 15-30 minutes to commute to work and another 2 people said it take only under 15 minutes because they live nearby. Only one person said he take more than 30 minutes to go to work because of his house is far away from work.

It can clearly see that coffee is the most consumed drink in the morning and water is consistently drunk throughout all three periods. In contrast, people are preferred to drink the soft drink in the evening whereas tea and juice are more likely to be chosen in the afternoon.

In the morning, coffee has the highest consumption with around 10 people choose it, while tea and juice are chosen by 5 and 3 people respectively. Even though Water is the second most option that people choose to drink in the morning, soft drink is rarely consumed by people with only 2 responses.

In the afternoon, coffee consumption declines significantly to 4 people, whereas preference for tea and juice consumption increases by reaching around 7 and 8 people responses respectively. Water consumption remains steady at 10 people choices, while soft drink choice is slightly increase to popular with 5 people responses.

By the evening, coffee becomes the least popular option among people who took survey with only 2 people choose it, while tea and water consumption nearly remain unchanged at around 6 and 12 survey participants. By contrast, soft drink is the most popular drink during this period by reaching to 6 people choice, a downward trend can be seen in the juice consumption with only 4 people likes.  

The most common reason is convenience, with 56% of respondents agreeing. The second largest reason is taste and cravings with 31%. Meanwhile, only a small percentage, just 6.3%, choose fast food because it is affordable or because it is a good option for socializing with friends.

The most common reason is convenience, with 56% of respondents agreeing. The second largest reason is taste and cravings. Meanwhile, only a small percentage, just 6.3%, choose fast food because it is affordable or because it is a good option for socializing with friends.