SAMPLE 1

The given pie charts illustrate the amount of water used for three
purposes in six particular areas of the world.

Overall, the largest amount of water was supplied in all regions for
agricultural use, except in Europe, where domestic household needs the
least percentage of water.

However, in Africa, Central Asia, and South-East Asia, the share of

domestic water supply was the same. The percentage has remained
similar to one another. Forty-five percent of water went to agricultural
land, where just under 12% of water was used for industrial processes.
Moreover, only 7-9% of water was needed for household chores.

In North America and Europe, a quarter of the water was used for
industrial purposes. While agriculture has taken the second position with
approximately 39%. South America also has a parallel pattern to those
regions where domestic uses are just under 20% of water supply. 71% is
used for agriculture and only 10% for industrial purposes in South
America
SAMPLE 2

The given pie charts provide information about the percentage of

water consumption by purpose in six regions around the world.

Overall, in most regions, the highest proportion of water was

consumed for agricultural requirements, while North American and
European industrial companies used water for their necessities.

In terms of water usage for agricultural purposes, the Central Asian

region dominated with 88%, followed by Africa with 84%, Southeast Asia
with 81%, and South America with 71%, whereas the utilisation of water
for industrial purposes in the North American and European regions was
48% and 53%, respectively. However, water consumption in the four
regions that dominated usage for agriculture varied from 7 percent to just
below one-fifth of total water consumption.

Looking specifically at the proportions of residential usage,

consumer usage in North America, South America, and Europe
accounted for 47 percent, collectively, while regions including Africa,
Central Asia, and Southeast Asia consumed below one-tenth of water for
domestic needs.
SAMPLE 3

The provided pie charts present the distribution of water usage

across different sectors in six regions: North America, South America,
Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia.

Overall, the data reveals that the majority of water in Central Asia,
Africa, Southeast Asia, and North America is used for agricultural
purposes, while in South America and Europe, the industrial sector
utilizes the largest portion of water.

In detail, Central Asia leads in agricultural water usage with 88%,

followed by Africa with 84%, Southeast Asia with 81%, and South
America with 71%. In contrast, North America and Europe allocate 39%
and 53% of water to agricultural activities, respectively. Furthermore,
North America and Europe dominate in industrial water usage, with 46%
and 32% used, while the usage in the other regions ranges from 5% to
12%.

In terms of domestic water usage, South America takes the lead

with 19%, followed by Europe and North America with 15% and 13%
respectively, whereas Africa, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia utilize
less than 10% for domestic purposes.
SAMPLE 4

The pie charts provide information on the proportion of water

consumption for three purposes in six different regions of the world,
including industrial, agricultural, and domestic use. Generally, it is
apparent that the majority of water usage in South America, Africa,
Central Asia, and South East Asia is for agricultural activities. However,
nearly half of water in North America and Europe is used for
manufacturing.

In detail, it can be observed that over four-fifth of total water

consumption in Central Asia, South East Asia, and Africa is consumed in
agriculture, while the rest is used in industry and households, accounting
for just under 20% of total usage. Similarly, the amount of water used in
cultivation in South America is by far the largest proportion compared to
other sections, at 71%.

Interestingly, North America and Europe show similar patterns of

water distribution, with around half of water used for industrial purposes,
one-thirds for agricultural fields, and 13-15% for individuals' household
activities.
SAMPLE 5

The provided pie charts present the distribution of water usage

across different sectors in six regions: North America, South America,
Europe, Africa, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia.

Overall, the data reveals that the majority of water in Central Asia,
Africa, Southeast Asia, and North America is used for agricultural
purposes, while in South America and Europe, the industrial sector
utilizes the largest portion of water.

In detail, Central Asia leads in agricultural water usage with 88%,

followed by Africa with 84%, Southeast Asia with 81%, and South
America with 71%. In contrast, North America and Europe allocate 39%
and 53% of water to agricultural activities, respectively. Furthermore,
North America and Europe dominate in industrial water usage, with 46%
and 32% used, while the usage in the other regions ranges from 5% to
12%.

In terms of domestic water usage, South America takes the lead

with 19%, followed by Europe and North America with 15% and 13%
respectively, whereas Africa, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia utilize
less than 10% for domestic purposes.