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.
The two charts present the percentages of marriage status of 2 different populations, Canadians and Australians.
Overall
, we can see that in both pie charts, most people are "separated but not divorced" and "married" while
the least are those who are divorced. In addition
, there is one significant difference between the two populations and that is
"same-sex marriage", an additional category in Canada
.
To start with, in Canada
's pie chart, it is shown that the highest percentage
reaches 53% and concerns the separated but not divorced humans. On the other hand
, divorced people had the lowest percentage
at 1%. Additionally
, in the second pie chart, most of Australia's population are married and the percentage
reaches 46% whereas
the least of them are divorced, as Canada
's population, with a percentage
of 2%. The other common categories of marital status which are "never married" and "widowed" are almost the same, with Canada
's population being a little higher.Submitted by sssssraf on
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