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The image displays a table comparing literacy rates across various global regions, distinguishing between male and female percentages. Globally, the literacy rate is 82.2% in total, with males at 87.2% and females at 77.3%. Africa presents the lowest rates, with 62.5% overall, 71.6% for males, and 53.9% for females. The Americas exhibit a high rate of 93.6% in total, 94.1% for males, and 93.2% for females. Asia's rates are 79.3% overall, 85.9% for males, and 72.5% for females. Europe's literacy rates are the highest at 98.8% in total, males at 99.2%, and females at 98.5%. Oceania's rates are 93.4% overall, 94.2% for males, and 92.7% for females.
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The table illustrates the estimated literacy rates for male and female in five regions: Africa, the Americans, Asia,Europe and Ocenia between 2004 to 2005. Overall, it is apparent that male are higher literate than female in all five regions. Around 82.2% of world population is literate.
According to the table Europe has the highest literacy rate. Reaching almost 98.8%. There virtually no different in literary rate for Europen men female. In Ocenia and the Americans the figure for both men and female are almost similar.
In both Asia and Africa the educational rate is lower than other three regions. In Asia the literary rate of female stands at 72.5%. Which is 13% higher than men. Whilst in Africa only 53.9% of female a educated. Whereas, almost 18% of men ability to read and write in Africa is 18% higher.
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