The first chart below shows how energy is used in an average Australian household. The second chart shows the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The mean usage of gasoline in a greenhouse and of
energy
in an Australian home is illustrated in two pie charts.
Overall
, heating had the highest part of energy
use
, followed by water
heating and other appliances while
water
heating and other appliances were leading in gas emissions
. The lowest slices are cooling and lighting in both charts. Water
heating was constantly high in both charts.
On the one hand, heating had the highest section of 42% under electric power use
and had a big drop in gas emissions
. Further
, water
heating was the second highest under power use
with 30% and went up by 2% in juice emissions
. It had the highest section of gas emissions
. Furthermore
, other appliances under energy
use
were pegged at 15% and had a great rise of almost 100%. It had a percentage of 28% under gasoline.
On the other hand
, the lowest chunks were cooling and lighting respectively with portions of 2% and 4% under energy
use
and 3% and 8% under gasoline. Nevertheless
, they both had increases.Submitted by pncubeterera on
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Vocabulary: Replace the words energy, use, water, emissions with synonyms.
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