[Ragheb K] Writing Practice Test 1347936

This chart displays the numbers of female students in developing and developed countries enrolled in different levels of school education during the years 1990 and 1998 and compares their numbers with 100 boys.

In the primary education sector, in developing countries during 1990 the number of girls were 83 and in 1998 it increased by 5, but during both years it didn't exceed 100 boys. While in developed countries the number of girls were 95 and in 1998 it increased by 1, but also they both didn't exceed the target. In the secondary education, in developing countries the number of girls in 1990 and 1995 was even less than the numbers in primary education. However, in developed countries the numbers were very close to the target in 1990 it was less by 2 and it 1995 it was less by 1. In tertiary education, in developing countries the number of enrolled girls was the least as in 1990 it was 66 and in 1998 it was 75, but in developed countries it exceeded the target as in 1990 105 girls enrolled, and in 1995 112 girls enrolled.

Taking everything into consideration, the girls only exceeded the target in developed countries in the tertiary education level, but in all other levels, whether in developing or developed countries, the number of girls enrolled didn't exceed boys.