Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart demonstrates the trend of using
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in 2 genders at the age of 15-24 in Canada in 2000. It is obvious that
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both
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and
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females
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mainly use
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for email. The other
activities
mentioned are social networks; online shopping and so on. In
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of
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interest
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interests
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compared to
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, it is apparent that
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email and online shopping were
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preferable. 48%
email
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users were female while
this
figure was 7% less
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male users.
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from
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, online shopping
also
took part in as the 2nd predominance.
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Moreover
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, 19%
women
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used
internet
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for purchasing whilst only 13%
men
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browsed the
internet
for the same purpose. Let’s look at
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usage
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, compared to
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, social networks and other
activities
seemingly were the 2
activities
that attracted
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more than women.
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28% man engaged in social networks, while only 24% of women paid attention to
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activity. The remaining
activities
played a mystery in
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was 9% more than
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opposite gender which hit 9%.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • trend
  • pattern
  • comparison
  • contrast
  • similarity
  • difference
  • fluctuation
  • outlier
  • exception
  • significant
  • noteworthy
  • highlight
  • summarize
  • data
  • feature
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