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Band 5+: The chants give infonmation about the world forest in five different regions. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisions where relevant:

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The image presents two pie charts detailing regional distributions of world forest and timber. The percentage of world forest in five different regions is divided as follows: Africa 27%, Europe 25%, North America 18%, South America 16%, Asia 14%. The percentage of timber in each region is displayed as: Europe 30%, North America 23%, Africa 20%, South America 18%, Asia 9%.
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The given pie charts displays the worlds forest that is distributed in distinct five reasons and the also the amount of timber present in the forest.

Looking from overall perspecive, it is apparent that, although the africa has the higest proportion of the worlds forest its forest consists lowest percentage of timber. IN CONTRAST, THE NORTH AMERICA COMPRISE OF THE LARGEST AMOUNT OF TIMBER, WHILE BEING THE ONLY RANKING SECOND IN TERM OF FOREST DIVISION.

GETTING INTO MORE DETAIL, AFRICA RANKED NUMBER ONE IN CONTAING THE THE PROPOTION OF THE FOTEST WITH 27% ; HOWEVER IT ONLY HAS A TIMBER CAPACITY OF 9%.TAKING ABOUT TIMBER CAPACITY, NORTH AMERICA WIN THE RACE CONTAINING 30% OF TIMBER IN ONLY 25% OF FOREST. FURTHER MORE, THERE IS A SLIGHT DIFFERENCE IN THE PROPORTION OF THE FOREST AND THE TIMBER CONTAINED IN THE EUROPE AND ASIA WITH 18% FOREST AND 20% TIMBER ,14% FOREST AND 18% TIMBER RESPECTIVELY.

TALKING ABOUT SOUTH AMERICA, ONLY 16% FOREST IS AVAILABLE WHILE THE 23% OF TIMBER IS FOUND IN THAT PLACE.

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