The charts below show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The pie charts demonstrate the different purposes of
water
use
in six regions of the world. Overall
, Europe and North America
mainly use
water
for industry, while
Central Asia
, Africa, South East Asia
and South America
use
most of it for Agriculture.
Europe uses the most water
in industry (53%) among the six areas, then
followed North
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by North
America
(48%.) In the two areas, the percentages of agricultural use
are 32% and 39% respectively.
In Central Asia
, Africa, South East Asia
and South America
, water
used for agriculture takes a great proportion, which is at least 71% in South African
and the greatest in Central Replace the word
Africa
Asia
at 88%. However
, water
used for industry in them constitutes a small part, only about 5% to 12%, far more
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that
in Europe and North Correct word choice
than
America
.
As for water
used at home, it is only around 7% to 15% in all the six areas except South America
, which consumes 19% of it for domestic use
, apparently higher than other regions.Submitted by 287020651 on
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