What is being measured in the chart?

Unit 1: Exercise 5

Unit 1: Exercise 6

1. 
   By 2025, the population movement from rural to urban areas in Country C will have nearly doubled since 2015, and the number of people moving _will_ most likely continue to rise.
   
2. 
   The trend for Country B _ s more than likely_ to continue to remain the same at about 30 million people.
   
3. 
   Regarding Country C and Country A, _ it is certain that_ many people prefer to live in cities rather than villages.
   
4. 
   Country A’s population movement figures _ could possibly_ fall further behind Country C’s in the years after 2025.
   
5. 
   Overall, it is fair to say that the number of people moving from rural to urban areas _ probably won’t_ remain the same in Country A and Country C in the years after 2025.
   

Unit 1: Exercise 7

1. 
   Country A’s population movement fluctuated before 2015 and is predicted to rise in the next few years.
   

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  True
  
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  False
  

2. 
   The movement of people from villages to cities in Country B is forecast to peak in 2020, and will probably decline in the foreseeable future.
   

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  True
  
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  False
  

3. 
   From a low figure of below 10 million people in 2000, the number of people expected to move from the countryside to cities in Country C will probably exceed 100 million in the years after 2025.
   

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  True
  
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  False
  

4. 
   Country C had fewer people moving to cities than Country B and Country A in 2005, and in 2025 there will also be fewer people moving to cities in Country C than in these countries.
   

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  True
  
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  False
  

5. 
   Country C experienced a steep rise in the number of people leaving the countryside for the city between 2005 and 2015; the number increased from about 10 million to about 50 million, and this trend is likely to continue well into the next decade.
   

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