This bar graph represents the percentages of male and female high schoolers passing in 7 different subjects indicated by competency exams during the years of 2010 and 2011.
Overall, it is obvious that girls performed significantly greater than boys in the majority of the subjects. However, the female passing percentage in geography is approximately 10 per cent less than the male one. Surprisingly, in foreign languages and mathematics, almost half of the students in both genders passed the competency exams.
Focusing on female students, it is noticeable that the extremely highest passing percentage in computer science is the only one more than 50 per cent. In addition, it is around 50 per cent passing in foreign languages and mathematics. On the contrary, the passing percentages in geography, history, chemistry and physics are approximately 20, 26, 30 and 37 per cent respectively.
Turning to male students, it is evident that the passing percentages in foreign languages and mathematics are almost as equivalent to female ones. Furthermore, computer science and physics passing percentages are about 42 and 35 per cent by the following. Whereas, the passing percentage in geography with 30. 4 per cent is the only statically greater than the female one.
This bar graph represents the
percentages
of male and
female
high schoolers
passing
in 7
different
subjects indicated by competency exams during the years of 2010 and 2011.
Overall
, it is obvious that girls performed
significantly
greater than boys in the majority of the subjects.
However
, the
female
passing
percentage
in geography is approximately 10 per cent less than the male one.
Surprisingly
, in foreign languages and mathematics, almost half of the students in both genders passed the competency exams.
Focusing on
female
students, it is noticeable that the
extremely
highest
passing
percentage
in computer science is the
only
one more than 50 per cent.
In addition
, it is around 50 per cent
passing
in foreign languages and mathematics.
On the contrary
, the
passing
percentages
in geography, history, chemistry and physics are approximately 20, 26, 30 and 37 per cent
respectively
.
Turning to male students, it is evident that the
passing
percentages
in foreign languages and mathematics are almost as equivalent to
female
ones.
Furthermore
, computer science and physics
passing
percentages
are about 42 and 35 per cent by the following.
Whereas
, the
passing
percentage
in geography with 30. 4 per cent is the
only
statically
greater than the
female
one.