The charts give information about world forest in five different regions. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
The information about the ratio of forests in five different
kind
of areas and how much wood is produced from Change to a plural noun
kinds
that
forests is illustrated by a given pictorial representation. The data has been calibrated in Correct determiner usage
those
percential
value.
Correct your spelling
percentile
percentual
To sum up
, it can be vividly manifested that the maximum dominance is given to North America
, While
South America
represents the lowest point.
Upon initial examination of the chart, it is evident that the percentage of forest in Africa is 27% which is followed by South America
with 16%, Whereas
a minimal disparity is seen between Asia and Europe which is 14% and 18%, respectively. Further
analysis reveals that the proportion of woodland in North America
is 25%.
Analyzing the data further
, there has been a difference of 3% between in
the figures of timber in South Change preposition
apply
America
and Europe, however
twice as much wood is manufacture
in Asia at 18% as compared to Africa. Henceforward, the fraction of timber in North Wrong verb form
manufactured
America
stands at 30%.Submitted by real.nawa on
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