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Band 6+: The bar graph shows how much electricity all Korean households use per month in billions of kilowatts. The pie chart shows what the seasonal share of annual total electricity use for all sectors is

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The image shows two graphics: one bar chart of monthly electricity use in Korea's household sector in billions of kilowatts and one pie chart of seasonal share of annual electricity use for all sectors in Korea. Monthly electricity use: Jan 10, Feb 6, Mar 6, Apr 5, May 7, Jun 9, Jul 10, Aug 11, Sep 7, Oct 6, Nov 8, Dec 9. Seasonal electricity use: Spring 14.5%, Summer 36.5%, Winter 29.75%, Fall 16.25%.
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The bar chart illustrates the amount of electricity is consumed by households in Korea from January to December, while the pie chart describes all sectors that use electricity for the annual season, including Spring, Summer, Winter, and Fall.

Overall, the amount of electricity is used by households in Korea is the highest in Summer, including June to August. Similarly, all sectors use electricity substantially in Summer.

Regarding Spring and Fall, the percentage of electricity’ all sectors consumption is lower, each make up around 16% and under 15% respectively. Similarly, while the electricity households consumption in April accounts for 4 billions of kilowatts, which represents the smallest amount of Spring, that of October is around 4.5 billion of kilowatts.

On the other hand, all sectors use electricity is more in Summer and Winter. Over 36% the amount of electricity is consumed by all sectors in Summer, following this, it accounts for approximately 30% in Winter. Likewise, the amount of electricity is used by households make up 12 billion kilowatts in August and 8 billion kilowatts in November.

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