A graph on the literacy rate of Bangladesh from 1995 to 2010

The column graph below shows the literacy rate of Bangladesh describe the information available in the graph

Ans. The column graph shows the literacy rate of Bangladesh from 1972 to 2012. In 1972, the literacy rate of Bangladesh was 47%. Within ten years of time it increased by 5% and stood at 52% in 1982. Then, there was a dramatic increase of 13%. It was 65% In 1992. But, through the next ten years it remained static. 

There was an increase by only 1% and it was 66% in 2002. Surprisingly enough, the literacy rate went downwards in the next five years. It slipped down to 60% in 2012. There was again a sudden increase of 15% within the next five years. In 2012, the literacy rate of Bangladesh stood at 75% which was the highest in the time-span of 40 years (1972-2012). The column graph illustrates that the literacy rate of Bangladesh steadily increased for the first 20 years and remained static for a period of 10 years. Then it went down only to have a sharp increase in the last five years.

[Figures shown at the left indicate percentage]

Ans. The bar chart shows the percentage of early marriage in Bangladesh, India and Nepal in different decades. A recent survey shows that during the last 40 years, there was a big change noticed of early marriage in three countries like Bangladesh, India and Nepal. In 1980, in Bangladesh the early marriage was 22%, in India it was 31% and the same percentage was in Nepal. 

After ten years in 1990, in Bangladesh the early marriage increased 10% and stood at 32%, in India it increased slowly only 2% and reached to 33% and in Nepal, it dropped to 27% from 31%. Again after ten years, in 2000 it increased to 40% in Bangladesh, 44% in India but it slipped down to only 15% in Nepal. 

In the last decade in 2010, it increased slowly in Bangladesh and came to 42%, in India it was static remaining the same percentage of the previous decade. It decreased only 1% in Nepal and stood at 14%. we can say that the early marriage In fine, India sometimes rapidly and sometimes slowly. On the other hand it fell down in Nepal. increased in two countries - Bangladesh and India sometimes rapidly and sometimes slowly. On the other hand it fell down in Nepal.