The table presents data regarding the population of teenagers in full-time education in five different countries and the world average, in 2005.
The feature that really stands out is that in
Norway
, the percentage of young people in full-time education is 79% for malesUse synonyms
,
and 92% for females, which holds the highest figure in the female column. In the USA, the numbers are similar to those in Punctuation problem
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Norway
, except that the USA has a slightly lower female percentage, 86% compared to 92% in Use synonyms
Norway
. Use synonyms
However
, numbers in Slovenia and Denmark are similar, except that Linking Words
number
of female pupils in Denmark is higher than that in Slovenia. Correct article usage
the number
In contrast
, in Turkey, the figures for students in full-time education for Linking Words
male
and Fix the agreement mistake
males
female
areFix the agreement mistake
females
,
45% and 38%, respectively. These are the lowest statistics in the table.
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To sum up
, what we can take away from the given information is that Linking Words
Norway
and Use synonyms
USA
percentages exceed the world average rate in students who are in full-time studies.Correct article usage
the USA