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Band 4+: 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.

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The image contains two visual data presentations related to the country of birth of people living in Australia and where they live within Australia. The pie chart shows percentages of people's birth countries: Australia 73%, UK 14%, New Zealand 7%, China 3%, Netherlands 2%, and Other 1%. The table lists countries with corresponding percentages of people living in cities and rural areas: UK (cities 89%, rural 11%), Australia (cities 83%, rural 17%), China (cities 99%, rural 1%), New Zealand (cities 80%, rural 20%), and Netherlands (cities 90%, rural 10%).
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The pie chart illustrates the native country of the people in Australia with six countries( Australia, UK, New Zealand, China, and so on). The table gives the information about where these people are living in Australia(rural areas or cities). The Informations are calculated by the percentage and countries name for the both chart and table.

Overall, what stands out from the graph is that Australian citizens are more populated in Australia and Netherlands passporters are less occupied in Australia.

In Australia, 73% of the people’s birth place is Australia. Followed by, 7% of them are the United Kindom citizen. 3% of people from New Zealand respectively. China and Netherlands are two countries are in least with 2% and 1% of people living in Australia. Other 14% of the people from other countries.

Many people are prefering to live in cities than rural areas from all countries. Chinies are in top with 99% live is cities and 1% in rural area. Netherlands is in second place with 90% in urban and 10% of people in countryside. 83% of Australin are staying in city and 17% in urbanized area. THE UK New zealand people are in least with 89% and 80% in digitlized area, 11% and 20% in urban area.

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