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Band 5+: The charts below show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six ares of the world. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays pie charts for water usage in six regions: North America shows 39% industrial, 48% agricultural, 13% domestic; South America shows 10% industrial, 71% agricultural, 19% domestic; Europe shows 53% industrial, 32% agricultural, 15% domestic; Africa shows 7% industrial, 84% agricultural, 9% domestic; Central Asia shows 5% industrial, 88% agricultural, 7% domestic; South East Asia shows 12% industrial, 81% agricultural, 7% domestic.
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The Pie chart illustrates the water usage in six different areas of the world in percentages.

Overall, It is clearly seen that in countries like South America, South East Asia, Central Asia, and Africa contain more usage of water in the sector of Agricultural Use. Moreover, there is not as much use of water across all six different areas of the world.

Firstly, North America contains 42% of water consumption in Industrial use; it also has 39% of agricultural water use more as 13% of water consumption used in the area of Domestic use. Carry on with South America accounts for 71% of agricultural water use, 19% of Domestic use, and 10% of Industrial use. In Addition, Eupore contain the highest percentage in industrial use about 53% as compared to South America and North America. Also, 32% of Agricultural use and 16% of Domestic use.

Secondly, in Central Asia, there is the highest use of water in Agricultural as compare to Southeast Asia have 81 % and Africa have 84%. Furthermore, the other three areas, like Southeast Asia, Central Asia, and Africa, contain the same amount of water usage in domestic is 7%. Conversely, In Industrial Use africa contain 7%, else central asia contain 5% and south east asia contian 12% of water consumption in the three areas of the world.

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