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Band 5+: The charts compare the amount of water used for agriculture, industry and homes around the world, and water use in Brazil and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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The given illustrations depicts comparison of water consumption worldwide, in the following sectors, agricultural, industrial and domestic usage.

Overall, there has been increasing water consumption in all sectors presented. Also after comparing the two countries, the Brazil country depicted high water usage than the Democratic state of Congo.

The line graph, demonstrates that consumption of water in Agriculture has been high since 1900, and it has been increasing steadily over the years upto 3000 cubic in the year 2000. Furthermore, despite that water usage in industrial sector started at the lowest, it kept on moving upwards to 1000 cubic in the year 2000. Lastly domestic usage kept on climbing despite being low in cubic.

The table enumerates that the Brazil country has high water consumption than democratic state of Congo. Secondly it has the largest size of land for irrigation than congo, and lastly it has the largest population compared to Congo.

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