The pie charts compare ways of accessing the news in Canada and Australia. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, reporting the main features, and making comparisons where relevant
The pie charts compare how
people
from Canada
and Australia access news
, these sources include Television, Radio
, Print, and Online.
Overall
, it can be obviously seen that mostly approached information via Television and Online, both
acquired the highest position, while
Radio
was the least prioritized among the given methods.
To begin
with, people
in Correct article usage
the people
Canada
accessing
Wrong verb form
access
news
by watching Television was
40 % which is higher than Australians just 3%. More than a haft of the total dwellers in Australia were getting information by searching online, Unnecessary verb
apply
while
the figure for Canadians was slightly lower, at 36%.
Moreover
, both
Print and Radio
were the least using
method of accessing Change the form of the verb
used
news
in both
countries. The proportion of people
getting information in Canada
stood at 14%, which was double the Australian rate. Approaching news
through Radio
was the least popular in both
Canada
and Australia, while
the former accounted for only 7%, the latter minimally about 2%. Additionally
, the source is not specified just around 2% to 3% of people
in two
nations, correspondingly.Correct article usage
the two
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