The Charts Below Give information about the
way in which water was used in different countries in 2000.
Summarize the information by selecting and
reporting the main features, and makes comparisons where relevant.
Write at least 150 words
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| Ielts Academic Writing Task 1 - Water Usage in different countries in 2000. |
The given pie-chart and bar
graph elucidate trends in usage of water by different sectors of economy in 4
countries, in 2000.
As is observed, at the global
level, most of the water is consumed by agriculture, 70%, followed by Industry,
22% and household sector, 8%.
China had an identical usage
pattern to that of the world, 69% of water was used in primary sector, 22% in
secondary and 9% in domestic. Similarly, India too had almost the same
consumption pattern though activities connected with primary sector consumed an
overwhelmingly 92% of water. Here household sector had a consumption of 5% and
manufacturing 3%.
In contrast, New Zealand and
Canada had disparate water utilization trends. Where in New Zealand, Primary
and Domestic Sectors almost homogeneous usage, 44% and 46% respectively, and
industry accounted for merely 10%,
Canadian consumption was dominated by industrial sector, 80%, followed
by households and Agriculture.
On an overall, except China,
all the other quoted countries had contrasting consumption patterns through
agriculture remained a major consumer in most countries.
