The table provides data regarding the rates of literacy in three specific continents from 1930 to 2000.
It is clear that
the highest proportions of Linking Words
population
were literate in Europe, Add an article
the population
Americas
, and Oceania. Correct article usage
the Americas
Overall
, more men than women knew how to read and write.
Focusing first on the areas with the Linking Words
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rates of literacy, over 99 and 98 per Correct your spelling
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cent
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males
and females in Europe were literate, Change preposition
of males
whereas
for Linking Words
Americas
and Oceania, the corresponding figures were more than 94 and 93 per Correct article usage
the Americas
cent
, and over 94 and 92 per Use synonyms
cent
, respectively. The total proportion of literate citizens in those continents Use synonyms
were
98.8%, 93.6%, and 93.4%.
As for the remaining territories, almost 86 and over 70 per Correct subject-verb agreement
was
cent
of men and women were literate in Asia, with Use synonyms
the
average percentage of about 80%. In Africa, the figures were approximately 72% among males and 54% among females. Notably, the total proportion of those being able to write and read was nearly 63%. In the world, over 80% of its population Correct article usage
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literate, with 87 and 77 per Wrong verb form
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