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Band 5+: The Pie chart gives information about the country of birth of people living in Australia and the table shows where people born in these countries live. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. You should write at least 150 words.

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The image includes a pie chart and a table with specific data. The pie chart illustrates the proportion of people living in Australia by their country of birth: Australia 73%, UK 7%, New Zealand 3%, China 2%, Netherlands 1%, Other 14%. The accompanying table details the residential distribution between cities and rural areas for these populations: UK 89% cities, 11% rural; Australia 83% cities, 17% rural; China 99% cities, 1% rural; New Zealand 80% cities, 20% rural; Netherlands 90% cities, 10% rural.
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The pie chart illustrates the data about poeple having different nationalities, living in Australia, While the table demonstrates the distribution of the people in cities and rural areas.

Overall, It is evident that majority of people are born in Australia.While a small proportion of people who are currently living Australia are born in other countries.In addition, almost whole chinese community live in urban areas with a small amount of people living in rural area of Australia.

It is clear from the above data that 73% of people living in Australia are Australian by birth.On the other hand, 7% British are also living in Australia.Newzealand,China and Netherlands have minute contribution in Australian population (3%,2% and 1%) respectively.Moreover, nearly one -fourth of Australion population come from other countries.

Moving on, 99% of chinese give priority to cities for residential purpose with a smallest proportion of 1% living in rural areas. UK and Netherlands share a similar percentage of people living in rural areas (89% and 90%) and in rural areas (11% and 10%) respectively. 83% Australians prefer to live in cities whereas ,17% people live in countrysides.

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