The charts below show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world

The pie charts 1illustrateillustrated the water usage in the six 2regionscontinents around the world, mainly divided into three categories: Industrial, Agricultural 3Deleteand 4domesticdomestic. 5Overall North America and Europe have many ways in common, while Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia are more alike. And South America has both similarity and difference with all the continents above. From the chart, it is clear to see that North America and Europe 6usedspent about a half of the water in industrial use, which are 48% and 53% 7respectivelyseparately. Agricultural use is the second biggest usage, with 39% in North America and 32% in Europe. 8Meanwhile, domestic use accounted for onlyWhile domestic use has only got 13% and 15%, ranking lowest among the three categories. Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia are similar to each other. Their agricultural use occupied the biggest part, with 84% in Africa, 88% in Central Asia and 81% in South East Asia. 9But the percentage of Industrial use and domestic use has some difference, with 7% of industrial use and 9% of domestic use in Africa, 5% and 7% in Central Asia separately, 10making domestic use rank second and industrial use rank lastwhich made domestic use ranked second and industrial use ranked last, while in South East Asia, industrial use ranked second, which is 12%,and domestic use is only 7% Among those continents, South America is the 11exceptionalspecial one. 1312Although its agricultural useThough its Agricultural use ranked first, with a percentage of 71%, its domestic use occupied 19%, which is even higher than North America and Europe. 14Meanwhile, its industrial useAnd its industrial use was 10%, 15far lower thanfar more lower than North America and Europe.