The charts below show the distribution of the world's water and the use of water in three countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts give information about the distribution of many types of water resources in the world, while the bar chart illustrates the proportions of water usage in three different fields in three distinct nations. Overall, what stands out from these pie charts is that the quantity of salt water accounts for the highest percentage […]

The pie chart illustrates the distribution of water on Earth, and the bar chart provides information about the way three nations use water. Overall, most of the water on Earth is saltwater, freshwater accounts for only a small percentage. Most freshwater is locked in ice and glaciers. In addition, Canada mostly consumes water for industrial […]

The given graph illustrates the distribution of the world’s water and how it is used in three nations. Overall, fresh water constitutes a small percentage of the total amount of water, which mostly originates from ice and glaciers, and its utility in the three mentioned countries is providing water for agriculture, domestic purposes, and industry. […]

The charts illustrate the distribution of World’s water and the percentage of water use in three different countries such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. Overall, salt water dominates the world’s water, while most fresh water is surrounded by ice and glaciers. Moreover, in Egypt and Saudi the purpose of using water for agriculture is […]

The pie charts compare the distribution of the world’s water while the bar chart illustrates the usage of water in three nations. In general, it is clear from the chart that most of the world’s water is salt water while fresh water only accounts for a small proportion and mainly exists in the form of […]