The bar charts show education data related to young adults aged 15 years old in 10 different countries in 2015. The first chart shows in which countries adolescents do the most homework in terms of the hours per week. The second chart shows the nations that scored the best on an international science test. Summarise the data by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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young adults spent on homework in 10 countries and the top science score

according to

the International Standards in 2015. Surprisingly, the

hours

spent studying at home do not correlate with the results on later records of percentages achieved.

According to

the data, in Italy teenagers are spending around 8.5

hours

on average per week,

however

, the Finish pupils are tending to receive the highest grade. It is very unusual as kinds in Finland are spending less time sitting with their books,

moreover

, they have a very good school and educational system that represents those brilliant results. In

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countries,

such

as China, Canada and Taiwan pupils are very successful based on scale,

therefore

in Canada

for instance

they tend to spend around 5.7

hours

per week studying.

Whereas

, Americans do their homework 6.1

hours

per week and receive the lowest score of 516, to compare with other countries. A very balanced stage in which Australian young adults in, they leave approximately 5.9

hours

of their time studying and

then

get a 526 score, which places them in the middle statistically.