The bar chart below shows estimated world illiteracy rates by region and by gender for the last year. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The bar chart gives
the
information about the estimated percentage of world Correct article usage
apply
illiteracy
by region and by gender in Use synonyms
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last
year.
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the last
Overall
, it can be easily seen that there is a wide disparity in the Linking Words
illiteracy
rates between two Use synonyms
gender
in all Change to a plural noun
genders
region
. South Fix the agreement mistake
regions
Asia
experienced the highest Use synonyms
illiteracy
rates Use synonyms
while
the majority of residents in Developed Countries Linking Words
was
literate.
Sub-Saharan Africa, Arab States and South Correct subject-verb agreement
were
Asia
had approximately one-third of Use synonyms
male
being illiterate, and the figure for Developed Countries, Latin American/Caribbean, and East Fix the agreement mistake
males
Asia
/Oceania was at nearly 1, 10 and 8, respectively.
Most women in Use synonyms
Arab
States and South Correct article usage
the Arab
Asia
can not read or write, at approximately 52 and 55, respectively. Use synonyms
However
, the proportion of Linking Words
illiteracy
women in the Use synonyms
remain
region was never as high as 50 Replace the word
remaining
percent
.
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per cent
According to
the chart, there Linking Words
was
almost triple as many illiterate women as men in Sub-Saharan Africa, Correct subject-verb agreement
were
Aran
States, and South Correct your spelling
the African
Asia
. Meanwhile, Developed Countries, Use synonyms
Latin
Correct word choice
and Latin
American
/Caribbean Replace the word
America
shared
the same Wrong verb form
share
as
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apply
the
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apply
illiteracy
rates in gender.Use synonyms
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