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Band 5+: The two pie charts below show the marital status of the populations of Canada and Australia. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

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The image depicts two pie charts displaying the marital status of America's population, with percentages for each category. The top chart shows Married at 53%, Never married at 29%, Divorced at 7%, Widowed at 7%, Separated but not divorced at 3%, and Same-sex marriage at 1%. The bottom chart has Married at 41%, Single at 46%, Divorced at 6%, Widowed at 5%, and Separated but not divorced at 2%.
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The graphic represents the martial status of the population of Canada and Australia in two separate pie charts .

It seems Canada has legalised same sex marriage unlike Australia so 6 sections are seen instead of 5. In Canada the biggest chunk of the population is separated but not yet divorced at 53 percent . On the other hand in Australia there is almost equal number of married and separated but not divorced individuals. If a comparison is made Australia has more married population than Canada with a difference of almost 20 percent. The percentage of single people in the country is almost the same averaging at 6 percent . The rest of the sections take a negligible part of both the pie charts and consist of the widowed and divorced population at 8 percent totally .

In conclusion Australia seems to have a higher marital success rate than Canada as it records higher married citizens and lower separated and divorced people .

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