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Band 6+: The table and chart below show the domestic water use and cost in five countries.

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The image displays a bar graph and table concerning domestic water use per day and water cost per cubic meter across five countries; in the graph, water usage (liters per day) is as follows: US approximately 375, Canada just under 325, Italy around 250, France about 225, and Germany nearing 150; the accompanying table quantifies the cost of water (US dollars/m³) for each country as: US at 0.01, Canada at 0.31, Italy at 0.7, France at 2.1, and Germany at 1.35.
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The bar chart illustrates average daily water consumption per person in five countries, while the table shows the corresponding cost of water per cubic meter.

Overall, countries with lower water costs tend to consume more, while those with higher prices use less water.

The United States records the highest water usage, with around 375 liters per person per day, and has the cheapest water price at only 0.01 USD per cubic meter. Canada follows with approximately 325 liters daily and a moderate cost of 0.31 USD. Italy uses about 300 liters, with a water price of 0.70 USD.

France and Germany show lower consumption levels, with 275 and 225 liters respectively. Notably, France has the most expensive water among all five countries, at 2.10 USD per cubic meter. Germany, while consuming the least water, pays 1.35 USD per unit.

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