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Given above are graphic representations of water consumption in the year 2000. The pie chart shows the distribution of water usage worldwide among 3 sectors (Agriculture, Industry and Domestic), while the bar graph illustrates the distribution of water usage among 4 countries (Canada, New Zealand, India and China). All figures presented are in percentages. At a glance, it is evident that worldwide, the demand for water was higher in agriculture. Also, India and China had the most consumption for agricultural purposes, while Canada had the least. On the other hand, Canada had the most industrial water comsumption, while India had the least. From the pie chart, 70% of worldwide water consumption was channeled to agriculture, with domestic usage being the least, 8%. For its agricultural use, India and China had the most usage with 92% and 69% respectively. Canada had the least with 8% while New Zealand had 44% of water useage for agriculture. For industrial purposes, Canada used about 80% which by far is the most, compared to the other 3 countries. In second is China with 22% then New Zealand with 10% and India had the least usage with 3%. Finally, in terms of its domestic use, New Zealand had the most usage with 46%. This is also by far more than the percentage usage for the other countries, as Canada comes in second with 12% usage. The lowest comsumptions are seen in China and India with 9% and 5% respectively.
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Your evaluation score is: 3.0
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