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The Average Literacy Rate in The World and Some Countries

The Average Literacy Rate in The World and Some Countries m85YA

The table depicts the average percentage of reading and writing ability in the world in average and five regions; Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania, divided by gender for 2000 to 2004. On average, there were 82. 2% of people were able to read and write in the world, with 87. 2% and 77. 3% for males and females respectively. The table shows Europe had the highest literacy rates, with an average of 98. 8% of its citizens 99. 2% for males and 98. 5% for females, which was also the highest rate in comparison to gender groups in other countries. The number also illustrates there was only a slight difference between men and women who were literate. The lowest rate among other regions was Africa, with an average of 62. 5% had the ability to read and write. This country also had big differences in literacy rates between gender with only 71. 6% of males and 53. 9% of females.

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