The table provides information on the estimation of the ability of both genders to read and write all around the
world
between 2000 and 2004. Use synonyms
Overall
, the average rate of literacy all around the globe was 82.2%, which consists of more men than Linking Words
women
.
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Firstly
, based on the chart, males had a high rate of literacy at 87.2%. Linking Words
Furthermore
, looking at the individual score, Europe had the most literate males at 99.2%, which is more than 10% of the Linking Words
world
's average rate. Use synonyms
Following
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result, Oceania and the Americas only had a 0.1% difference between them, at 94.2% and 94.1%, respectively. Meanwhile, Asian's men had slightly lower than the Linking Words
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's average, at 85.9%, Use synonyms
while
African men had lower results at 71.6%.
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On the other hand
, looking at females around the globe, over three-quarters of females were literate. Linking Words
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, similar to its counterpart, European Linking Words
women
had the most education than other nations, at 98.5%. Use synonyms
Similarly
, over nine out of 10 Linking Words
women
(93.2%) in America were literate, which is followed by Oceanian Use synonyms
women
at 92.7%. Use synonyms
Nonetheless
, Asia and Africa had lower numbers than the Linking Words
world
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While
more than 7 out of 10 Asian Linking Words
women
were literate, Use synonyms
however
, only around half of the African Linking Words
women
had the same education.Use synonyms
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