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The bar chart provides information about the total area of class in six different countries (South Korea, Japan, UK, Denmark, Mexico and Iceland) and compared to average world for primary school (age 5-10) and lower secondary school (age 13-17) in 2006.

The bar chart provides information about the total area of class in six different countries (South Korea, Japan, UK, Denmark, Mexico and Iceland) and compared to average world for primary school (age 5-10) and lower secondary school (age 13-17) in 2006. pB3D
The bar chart provides information about the total area of class in six different countries (South Korea, Japan, UK, Denmark, Mexico and Iceland) and compared to average world for primary school (age 5-10) and lower secondary school (age 13-17) in 2006. Overall, the total world area of primary school was higher than lower secondary school. Meanwhile, South Korea, Japan and Mexico were recorded the highest size of classes amongst six countries, while the lowest space was where in Iceland and UK. In 2006, South Korea was higher size of classes with around 34% to 36% for both primary and lower secondary schools. while the area of primary schools in Japan and Mexico were 31% and the lower secondary schools were approximately 21% to 23% respectively. In contrast, Iceland and UK have the lowest net space of classes for their schools, which the primary schools of Iceland and UK nearly from 15% to 23%respectively, as well as the lower size secondary schools between around 17% and 22% for each.
The bar chart provides information about the total area of
class
in six
different
countries (South Korea, Japan, UK, Denmark, Mexico and Iceland) and compared to average world for
primary
school
(age 5-10) and lower
secondary
school
(age 13-17) in 2006.

Overall
, the total world area of
primary
school
was higher than lower
secondary
school
. Meanwhile, South Korea, Japan and Mexico
were recorded
the highest size of
classes
amongst six countries, while the lowest space was where in Iceland and UK.

In 2006, South Korea was higher size of
classes
with around 34% to 36% for both
primary
and lower
secondary
schools
.
while
the area of
primary
schools
in Japan and Mexico were 31% and the lower
secondary
schools
were approximately 21% to 23%
respectively
.

In contrast
, Iceland and UK have the lowest net space of
classes
for their
schools
, which the
primary
schools
of Iceland and UK
nearly
from 15% to 23%
respectively
,
as well
as the lower size
secondary
schools
between around 17% and 22% for each.
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IELTS academic The bar chart provides information about the total area of class in six different countries (South Korea, Japan, UK, Denmark, Mexico and Iceland) and compared to average world for primary school (age 5-10) and lower secondary school (age 13-17) in 2006.

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