The graph below shows the way in which men and women used the internet in Canada in 2000. Summarise the information making comparisons where relevant.

The bar graph gives data about how much

internet

was used in various ways between

men

and

women

in Canada by 2000.

Overall

, what stands out from the bar graph is that males significantly consumed the

internet

in different ways,

such

as goods and services, chat rooms, games, and research and education.

However

,

women

put less effort into these. Looking at the details, as regards the proportion of

women

who considerably spent more time on the

internet

by email, which was the highest position and accounted for 71%,

whereas

at the same age as males, who spent slightly less by 70%,

Secondly

, females were

also

interested in shopping online using the

internet

, which was used by about 38% more than

men

. Turning to the remaining data sets,

it is clear that

in research and education: 13% of males used the

internet

,

while

9% of

women

spent, which was the lowest in the chart. Goods services and chat rooms were substantially used more by

men

than

women

, which was 71% of

men

and 61% of

women

, 64% of

men

and 48% of

women

, respectively.

On the other hand

, 64% of

men

indicated the second highest position, who consumed a massive amount of the

internet

as compared to

women

.