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 pie charts, which depict great detail, provide information on the marital status of Canadians and Australians.
Overall
, it can be observed that single citizens in Canada
accounted for the largest proportion; on the other hand
, Australia has almost the same amount of single and married population.
To begin
with, separated couples in Canada
occupied more than half, with 53% in total, making it the highest figure in the chart. This
is followed by segregated Australians, which have an approximated discrepancy of 10% compared to Canada
. However
, Australia consists of a greater amount of married people than Canada
, with 46% and 29% respectively. Additionally
, merely a scant minority of Canada
(3%) experienced same-gender marriage.
Turning to single individuals, people who are never married or widowed in Canada
have a similar proportion of 7% for both, while
5% of Australians are single and 6% are widowed. Finally
, both countries have the smallest amount of divorced citizens (1-2%).Submitted by maisarahamirah16 on
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