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The image shows a bar chart comparing the percentage of students passing high school competency exams by subject and gender for the year 2010-2011. The subjects listed are Physics, where girls had 36.7% and boys 34.6%; Chemistry with girls at 14.1% and boys at 30.2%; History with girls at 25.6% and boys at 22.9%; Geography with girls at 20.1% and boys at 30.4%; Foreign Languages, which includes French, German, and Spanish, with girls at 47.4% and boys at 46.8%; Mathematics with girls at 49.2% and boys at 48.4%; and Computer Science with girls at 42.1% and boys at 56.3%.
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The bar chart compares the percentage of male and female students who passed various subjects in a particular high school.
Overall, girls achieved the highest pass rate in computer science, while boys performed best in mathematics. In contrast, the lowest result was recorded by boys in chemistry.
The subject where girls excelled the most was computer science, with over half passing (56.3%). Boys, on the other hand, scored highest in mathematics, with nearly half achieving success (49.2%).
The most notable gap was seen in chemistry, where girls outperformed boys by more than 16 percentage points. In physics and history, the difference was minimal, with both genders showing similar performance.
In general, girls performed better in language-related and science subjects. Boys showed stronger results in logical or analytical subjects such as maths and geography.
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