The table below shows the estimated literacy rates by region and gender for 2000-2004. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The chart illustrates the
literacy
rates
in total and by gender
from 2000 to 2004 for six geographical categories: World, Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania.
Overall
, the table shows that 82.2% of the World was literate, although
there was almost a ten percent
difference between men and women. Change the spelling
per cent
In particular
, 87.2% of males and 77.3% of females were literate in the considered period. Analyzing the single regions, it can be seen that Africa was the one with the lowest total literacy
rate, with only 62.5%, while
Europe was the highest, with 98.8%. At the same time, it seems that the lowest the total literacy
was, the greatest the differences between male and female rates
were. For example
, Africa had the most significant difference of
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in
literacy
by gender
, with 71.6% of the
men and only 53.9% of Correct article usage
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the
women literate. Correct article usage
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In addition
, Asia, which was the second lowest region by total literacy
with 79.3%, had a difference of 13.4% by gender
, with 85.9% for males and 72.5% for females. On the other hand
, the other three regions all had total rates
over 90% and under one percent
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per cent
gender
. More specifically, Oceania had a total literacy
rate of 93.4% and Americas of 93.6%.
In conclusion, it can be stated that literacy
rates
were very different in this
period both by region and by gender
, with a possible correlation between lowest
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the lowest
literacy
rates
and greatest
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the greatest
gender
differencies
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differences
Moreover
, even in the regions with the highest literacy
rates
, women were less literate compared to men.Submitted by formaggio124 on
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