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Band 4+: The bar chart shows the estimated illiteracy rate by region and by gender fro the last year.

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The image shows a bar chart representing world illiteracy rates by region and gender for the last year. In all regions except for Arab States, female illiteracy rates are higher compared to males. South Asia has the highest illiteracy with 50% for females and over 40% for males. In contrast, Developed Countries have the lowest illiteracy rates with less than 10% for both genders. Latin America/Caribbean and East Asia/Pacific have similar rates for females ranging from 10-20%, while males are lower at around 10%. Africa's illiteracy rates are around 30% for females and 20% for males, while the Arab States have a higher male illiteracy rate at nearly 30% compared to females at around 20%.
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The graph illustrates the approximate percentage of uneducated people in the world in terms of sex and continent in the previous year.

Overall, South Asia region has the higher rates for illiteracy for both gender while developed countries has the lowest. In addition, the number of females that doesn’t know how to read and write has a higher number compared with males in six different regions.

In the regions of Sub-Saharan Africa, Arab Emirates and South Asia, you can see that males are about 10% lower than females. While in East Asia/Ocenia, there is 60% percent gap between the two gender, where males has 8% and females has 20%.

Meanwhile, in developed countries, males has 2% and females has 3%, and in Latin America/ Caribbean, the males has 10% and females has 12%. Since their rates has the lowest among the others, their people has more accessed to education.

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