The charts below give information about the way in which water was used in different countries in 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The pie chart illustrated the world
water
use in the year 2000 in three different zones. In addition
, the horizontal bar graph compared the water
management in percentage between two non-English speaking nations (China and India) and two English-speaking countries: Canada
and New Zealand in the same sectors and year.
As we can see, the agricultural part demanded the highest water
management among the three sectors ( agricultural, domestic and industrial) reaching 70% worldwide. This
data confirms what was demonstrated in the horizontal bar picture. Agriculture was also
the highest sector in consumption in India ( 92%), followed by 69% in China and finally
44% in New Zealand.
On the contrary
, Canada
's scenario depicted a mere 8% of agricultural usage. This
percentage matched the global water
usage of the domestic sector. Moreover
, Canada
held the highest percentage in the industrial sector (80%) whereas
New Zealand had the most balanced water
usage of all countries: 44% agricultural part, followed by 46 % for domestic purposes and 10% in the industrial zone.
To conclude
, Brics's nation's water
expenditure had a global equivalence in comparison to the world. Canada
did not present any similarity to any other country, holding a unique water
utilization in the three sectors.Submitted by jamilameneses on
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Vocabulary: Replace the words water, canada with synonyms.
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Vocabulary: The word "percentage" was used 3 times.
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