Study Fig. 4, which shows the percentage of population living in urban areas and GDP per person (a measure of wealth) for several countries. [Figure 4]

1. (a)(i)Complete the graph to show that Pakistan has 35% of its population living in urban areas and a GDP per person of US$ 2500.[1]
2. (a)(ii)Which country, shown on Fig. 4, has the lowest GDP per person?[1]
3. (a)(iii)Complete the paragraph by using information from Fig. 4. Countries with a high percentage of population living in urban areas have a high GDP per person except for. All countries with a low percentage of population living in urban areas have a GDP per person.[2]
4. (b)(i)Study Fig. 5, which shows employment structure. [Figure 5] Use the data for Japan to complete Fig. 5. Japan Employment Structure : Primary = 5%, Secondary = 37%, Tertiary = 58%[1]
5. (b)(ii)Compare the employment structure of Sri Lanka with Mauritius.[2]
6. (c)Using Fig. 4, suggest why there are very few primary industry workers in Singapore.[1]

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