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The proportion of people living alone ___ from 12% to 18% between 2001 and 2011.
Sales of paper books ___ from 90 million to 60 million in 2015.
Car ownership ___ unchanged at around 40% throughout the decade.
Unemployment ___ in 2009 at 10% before falling steadily.
Women ___ for the majority of participants in language classes.
Sculpture ___ the fewest participants, with only 15 in total.
Students aged 20 to 29 ___ only 11% of the total.
Women ___ men in painting, 30 to 25.
Language classes ___ the largest number of participants.
The 50-and-over group ___ the largest category at 42%.
Interest in evening classes ___ steadily over the last decade.
The figure ___ dramatically, from 5% in 2000 to 25% in 2010.
After peaking in 2005, the number of subscribers ___ to 3 million by 2015.
Prices ___ between 2 and 3 euros throughout the period.
Painting and language together ___ the bulk of attendees.
Unemployment rose ___ 5% to 8% over the period.
Unemployment rose from 5% ___ 8%.
Sales increased ___ 20%, from 100 to 120 units.
The proportion peaked ___ 65% among men aged 35 to 49.
The figure fluctuated ___ 30% and 40%.
There was a sharp rise ___ the number of visitors.
___ the period shown, the figure doubled.
Language classes had the highest attendance, ___ 60 participants.
Coffee in France costs 2, compared ___ 2.90 in the UK.
Women made up two thirds ___ language students.
The figure rose steadily ___ 2005 to 2010.
Sales have grown steadily ___ 2005 and are now double.
The figure remained stable ___ 40%.
Women outnumbered men ___ two to one in drama.
The age profile is shown ___ the pie chart.
Car sales fell ___ in 2009, from 500,000 to 300,000.
The proportion of elderly people rose ___ from 18% to 18.5%.
The figure climbed ___ over the decade, rising by about 2% each year.
There was a ___ increase in the number of students, from 100 to 400.
There was a ___ fall of just 1% in prices.
A ___ decline in sales was recorded over 20 years, with a small drop each year.
Women attended language classes ___ more often than men: 40 against 20.
The two figures were ___ identical, at 25% and 25.2%.
Sculpture was by far the ___ popular course.
Language was ___ the most popular course.
Painting was ___ more popular than sculpture.
The number of men in sculpture was ___ that in drama: both were 10.
Only a ___ proportion of participants were under 20, at 5%.
A ___ majority of attendees were over 40.
A ___ minority of students were aged 20 to 29, at 11%.
66% can be described as ___.
5% is best described as ___.
73% can be described as ___.
35% can be described as ___.
20% can be described as ___.
25% can be described as ___.
48% can be described as ___.
15% can be described as ___.
Which phrase means "approximately"?
11% is closest to ___.
26% is closest to ___.
42% is closest to ___.
16% is closest to ___.
49% can be described as ___.
52% can be described as ___.
Drama did not attract ___ participants as painting.
Coffee in France is not as ___ as in the UK.
Painting did not attract as ___ people as language classes.
Language classes attracted ___ as many women as drama.
The female figure for drama was twice ___ the male figure.
Which sentence is correct?
Coffee costs 2 in France and 2.90 in the UK, ___.
Sales of tea and coffee were 5 and 8 million ___.
Sculpture was the only course ___ more men than women attended.
Philosophy, ___ was taken by only 100 students, was the least popular major.
Coffee in France is not as expensive as in the UK, ___ 2 and 2.90 respectively.
Language classes were the most popular, ___ 60 participants.
Which sentence is correct?
Which sentence uses an equal comparison correctly?
Which sentence is correct?
Which word is a suitable synonym of "shows" in an introduction?
Which phrase can replace "the numbers of" in an introduction?
Which word can replace "men" in a paraphrase?
In a paraphrase, "attended" (courses) can be replaced by ___.
Which word can replace "participants"?
Which phrase can replace "ages" in a paraphrase?
Which sentence best paraphrases "The pie chart gives information about the ages of course participants"?
How many paragraphs does the lesson recommend for two charts on different topics?
What should the overview of a chart with no trends include?
For two charts on different topics, what should detail paragraph 1 describe?
Which general group fits the age groups "under 20" and "20-29"?
Which general group fits the age groups "50-59" and "above 60"?
What kind of category are "primary, secondary, university"?
Which sentence contains a mistake?
Which sentence contains a mistake?
Which sentence contains a mistake?
Which sentence contains a mistake?
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Which sentence is correct?
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