The pie charts compare ways of accessing the news in Canada and Australia
The pie charts show the differences between the ways the
news
is being received in Use synonyms
Canada
and Australia.
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It is clear that
in both countries the most popular ways of accessing the Linking Words
news
are online and TV. Use synonyms
In contrast
, print, radio and not specified sources are the least common in both countries. The Canadian’s preferences in Linking Words
news
sources are distributed more evenly than the ones of Australians.
Looking at the information in more detail, we can see that in Use synonyms
Canada
television and online media make up 40% and 36% of all information received respectively. Use synonyms
Similarly
, in Linking Words
Australia
more than half of the Add a comma
Australia,
news
is received online and slightly over Use synonyms
one third
via watching TV.
The not specified section does not exceed three percentages in both pie charts and is the most uncommon source of information in Add a hyphen
one-third
Canada
. Use synonyms
Likewise
, for the same Linking Words
purpose
only 2% of the Add a comma
purpose,
news
is received via the radio in Australia. Use synonyms
However
, in Linking Words
Canada
Use synonyms
news
obtained from the radio broadcasts accounts for slightly over Use synonyms
one tenth
the total amount.Add a hyphen
one-tenth
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