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 following illustration shows the percentages of illiterate
people
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people
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the regions that they live, Linking Words
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their gender.
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countries
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of them live in South Asia. Use synonyms
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, it is worth mentioning that the Linking Words
number
of illiterate females is higher than males in each mentioned region.
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Sub-Saharan
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countries,
people
are way higher than 10 percent.
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Oceania
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Oceania,
number
of illiterate men is quite low approximately 7%, Use synonyms
although
the percentage of women Linking Words
makes
around 20%. The same trend has repeated with Latin American and Caribbean Verb problem
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countries
, where the percentage of males makes up exactly 10% of the population and around 15% of females are illiterateUse synonyms
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