The two pie charts below show the marital status of the populations of Canada and Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

The pie charts illustrate the marital status of two different societies based on the population. As

it

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can be seen, the illustration displays six different statuses to distinguish between the two

countries

. It is quite clear for Australia and Canada that the majority of the population is separated, and not divorced yet. It should be

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that Canada has the upper hand in

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percentage of 53%, which is nearly half of the total population.

This

is compared to only 41% in Australia, where they record a higher number of married couples,

while

around a quarter of the community is still in marriage. Looking at the other figures, both

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similar, as they are not living the experience of a relationship or having lost their spouse, and Australia has slightly more divorced couples, despite the fact that the proportion is too low in both

countries

.

Moreover

, there are no Australian same-sex marriages recorded.

Overall

, in both

countries

, the majority of people are either married or separated but not yet divorced.

However

, Canadians are more likely to end relationships.