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Band 6+: The charts below give information about the amount and types of water in the world, and also tell the use of water in three areas in three countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image consists of three graphs; two pie charts and a bar chart. The first pie chart displays the percentage of Total World water, with Saline water at 97.50% and Freshwater at 2.50%. The second pie chart shows the breakdown of Total Freshwater, with Fresh underground water at 29.90%, Underground ice at 0.90%, Frozen water (glaciers and permanent snows) at 69.80%, and Fresh renewable water at 0.30%. The bar chart illustrates the Use of water in three countries (Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Canada) across three categories (Domestic use, Industry, Agriculture). In Egypt, Domestic use is at approximately 10%, Industry at about 5%, and Agriculture at 80%. In Saudi Arabia, Domestic use is at nearly 5%, Industry at 10%, and Agriculture at 80%. In Canada, Domestic use is at roughly 20%, Industry at 30%, and Agriculture at 10%.
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The two different kind of charts below displays the all the water in the world and the usage of water in three countries.

We can see except for canada, the amount fo water use in two other countries(Egypt and Saudi Arabia)on agriculture is the most. The amount of fresh water that froze into glaclers contains most fo the fresh water.

Fresh water only contains about 2.50% of the world water, but salt water contains about 97.50%, which is a lot more than fresh water. About 0.90% percent of fresh water is underground ice, which is approximately two time greater than fresh renewable water. Most of the fresh water is frozen water like glacers and permanent snow, and it contains 69.80%.

Saudi Arabia percentage of water used in agriculture is the most of all in these countries, but the domestic percentage of water use was the least of these three countries. Unlike other two countries, percentage of water used on industry in canada was approximately the most. Percentage of water use in egypt was generally the lowest, especially the water use in industry.

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