Questões de Língua Inglesa do ano 2010

Praticamente todo o crescimento demográfico será registrado em cidades situadas em países em desenvolvimento, cuja população dobrará, atingindo quase 4 bilhões em 2030.

Aproximadamente a totalidade do crescimento populacional se dará em cidades de países em desenvolvimento, cujo número de habitantes dobrará para cerca de 4 bilhões até 2030.

Quase todo o crescimento demográfico ocorrerá em cidades de países em desenvolvimento, que terão sua população duplicada para aproximadamente 4 bilhões até o ano de 2030.

A maior parte do crescimento populacional será observado nas cidades localizadas em países em desenvolvimento, cuja população dobrará de tamanho, chegando a quase 4 bilhões em 2030.

Grande parte do crescimento demográfico ficará concentrado em cidades de países que estão se desenvolvendo, nos quais a população de quase 4 bilhões duplicará em 2030.

listing and classification.

comparison and contrast.

problem and solution.

cause and effect.

time sequence.

"By 2030, the urban population will reach 5 billion – 60 per cent of the world's population." (lines 2-3).

"Most of the population increase expected during 2005-2030 will be absorbed by the urban areas of the less developed regions whose population will likely rise from 1.9 billion in 2000 to nearly 4 billion in 2030." (lines 13-16).

"During 2005-2030, the world's urban population will grow at an average annual rate of 1.8 per cent, nearly double the rate expected for the total population of the world (1 per cent per year)." (lines 20-23).

"In contrast, the rural population of the less developed regions is expected to grow very slowly, at just 0.1 per cent per year during 2000-2030." (lines 28-30).

"The rapid increase of the world's urban population coupled with the slowing growth of the rural population has led to a major redistribution of the population." (lines 31-33).

the world's rural population in developing countries is unlikely to have grown at all.

Africa and Asia will probably face a very slow increase in the total number of their city dwellers.

Latin America and the Caribbean are expected to face a very dramatic rise in their urban population rates.

less developed regions of the globe will have around twice as many urban inhabitants than thirty years before.

the world's urban population in more developed nations will certainly stagnate, remaining in the same levels as in 1990.

criticize the devastating impact of the sudden urban growth on the world's rural population.

provide solutions to the accelerated population increase in the less developed regions of the world.

list some projections for the world's population growth in rural and metropolitan areas in the next decades.

compare the developed regions of the world that are ikely to suffer from the substantial population growth in urban areas.

identify the reasons why the percentage of urban dwellers in developed regions will not increase in the same proportion in less developed areas.