The bar chart below shows estimated world illiteracy rates by region and by gender for the last year.Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The listed diagram depicts the proportion of assession of uneducated people by categories, namely, region and gender for the previous year.
If we take six countries in combination,
it is clear that
the highest level of uneducated people occurs in South Asia
, followed closely by Arab States and Sub-Saharan Africa while
East Asia
/Oceania, Latin America/Caribbean as well as
other developed countries in which the lower percentages are revealed.
The lowest percentages were found out
in developed countries where the figures for the two genders hardly vary, with both approximately 2% for women and 1% for men and Latin America/Caribbean at 10 percentage points more for males in conjunction with about 12 Change preposition
apply
percent
more for the Change the spelling
per cent
last
year.
The East Asia
/Oceania data also
shows broad differences though the percentages for Sub-Saharan Africa are higher than the three previous regions, with both men's community at slightly more than 30% and women's community at almost the ceiling of 50%.
Similarly
, Arab States and South Asia
show similar colossal patterns since there is never more than a two percentage point difference for female's
community and roughly five for Change noun form
female
male's
fellowship for the Change noun form
male
last
year studied.Submitted by kirkagoglesmail on
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