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Dropdown 1: in the entire world
Dropdown 2: Kazakhstan
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The graph shows the total amounts of a valuable mineral produced worldwide, in thousands of metric tons, from 2008 through 2011. The graph also indicates what proportions of these totals were produced in each of the six top-producing nations and in the rest of the world.
Use the drop-down menus to create the statement that is most clearly supported by the information provided.
The changes in the total amounts of the mineral produced from 2008 to 2011 are primarily reflective of changes in the amounts produced in .
The graph shows the total amounts of a valuable mineral produced worldwide, in thousands of metric tons, from 2008 through 2011. The graph also indicates what proportions of these totals were produced in each of the six top-producing nations and in the rest of the world.
Use the drop-down menus to create the statement that is most clearly supported by the information provided.
The changes in the total amounts of the mineral produced from 2008 to 2011 are primarily reflective of changes in the amounts produced in .
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Dropdown 1: in the entire world
Dropdown 2: Kazakhstan
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We have a cumulative graph here.
The changes in the total amounts of the mineral produced in __________ from 2008 to 2011 are primarily reflective of changes in the amounts produced in ___________ (Aus, Canada, Kazk, Russia)
This means the second blank will be a part of the group mentioned in the first blank.
Try "in the entire world" in first blank. Any country can be placed in the second blank now.
From 2008 - 2011, the production in the entire world increased by about 14 (from 44 to 58).
In the same period, the production in Kazk has changed by most so let's check that - by 12 (from 8 to 20)
For all other given countries Aus, Canada and Russia, the production has either stayed same or decreased.
Out of the increase of 14, Kazk accounts for 12 so the changes are primarily reflective of changes in the amounts produced in Kazk.
ANSWER:
in the entire world
Kazakhastan
