Bar chart shows the top ten countries for consumption and production of electricity in 2014.

Bar chart shows the top ten countries for consumption and production of electricity in 2014.
The graph below illustrates ten
countries
for generating and consuming
electricity
over one year.
Overall
, it is obvious that China was by far the country which produced the highest rate of
energy
and had the most
electricity
consumers in 2014.
Whereas
, Korean
Repulic
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Republic
recorded the lowest amount of
electricity
production
and consumption.
First,
China and the USA were
two
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the two
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countries
that generated the highest amount of
electricity
in 2014
comparing
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to their counterparts (5,398
billion
kwh
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kWh
and 4,099
billion
kwh
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kWh
respectively. Both
countries
also
allocated the most
energy
consumers
that
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was
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5,322 and 3,866
billion
kwh
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kWh
.
Converesly
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Conversely
, the consumption figures for
Korean
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the Korean
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Republic and Brazil were 449,5 and 455,8
billion
kwh
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kWh
respectively, and these
countries
dedicated the lowest
energy
consumers in the same year.
On the other hand
, almost all
countries
'
electricity
production
rate
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rates
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were higher than the
consumtion
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consumption
rate.
However
, Germans' consumed almost 1
billion
kwh
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kWh
energy
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of energy
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more than the country's
production
. It is noteworthy that in Russia, the figures for
electricity
production
and consumption were almost the same and had a negligible difference.
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Vocabulary: Replace the words countries, electricity, energy, production, billion, kwh with synonyms.
Vocabulary: Rephrase the word "undefined" in your introduction.
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Vocabulary: The word "figures" was used 2 times.
Vocabulary: The word "amount" was used 2 times.
Vocabulary: The word "almost" was used 3 times.
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