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Band 6+: Mixed graphs. Summarize the information by selecting key information and make comparison where relevant.

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The image displays a table titled 'Where people live in Australia' and a pie chart titled 'Country of birth of people living in Australia'. The table shows the percentage of people living in cities versus rural areas for five countries: UK (Cities 89%, Rural areas 11%), Australia (Cities 83%, Rural areas 17%), China (Cities 99%, Rural areas 1%), New Zealand (Cities 80%, Rural areas 20%), and Netherlands (Cities 90%, Rural areas 10%). The pie chart breaks down the country of birth for people in Australia as follows: Australia 73%, UK 7%, New Zealand 3%, China 2%, Netherlands 1%, and Other 14%.
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The image contains a table and a pie chart that describe information about Australia’s population.

The table shows us distribution of people from different countries in Australia in terms of urbanisation. The most important detail of the provided information, that the most part of population lives in cities – approximately 85-90 percent. We can see that China people vastly live in cities, only 1 percent lives in rural areas. One of the most impressive detail is that people who represent New Zealand have the biggest percent of living in rural areas.

The pie chart describe what country of birth of people living in Australia. We can see that about 27 peкcent of people living in Australia weren’t born in Australia. It shows us that a lot of people in Australia are migrated from other countries. Tremendous part of the people was born in UK – 7 percent. New Zealand, China and Netherlands has huge percent of people amongst other countries. Other countries take 14 percent of the people that shows us people from a lot of countries migrate to Australia

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Mixed graphs. Summarize the information by selecting key information and make comparison where relevant.

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