The tables below show data about the amount of television watched by children in different countries (hours per day) and also the average academic achievement of people in these countries (% of people completing each level). Write a report for a university lecturer describing the information shown below, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The diagrams depict information about the number of
hours
spent by children watching TV programs in 9 mentioned regions. In addition
, the second diagram also
presents the percentage of educational accomplishment in Schools, High Schools, and Universities. Overall
, it is clear that
USA, Canada, and UK had the higher amount of television watched per day while
India, Brazil, UAE, and Malta show in reverse. On the other hand
, it depicted that the 3 mentioned countries
with the highest amount of watching TV produce more undergraduates compared to the other categories.
To commence with, The US, Canada, and UK are recorded as the country that spent about 4 hours
per day watching television followed by China and Italy in second place at about 3 hours
. On the contrary
, 4 left countries
depict in reverse which merely spends about 1-2 hours
per day.
Turning to academic achievement, it is apparent that the list of countries
that spend 3-4 hours
watching television programs had more university alumni and vice versa. However
, in high school
and school
,achievement it presented that India has a small amount of school
and high school
graduates while
Malta is recorded as the only country with residents that already completed school
and high school
levels 100%. Besides
, Italy and Canada also
have 100% of people that already achieve school
certification. Eventually, the remaining countries
present an average start of 68% to 90% in completing school
and high school
academics.Submitted by lumbantobingevaa on
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