This is a person who leaves our country to live in a new place.

This is the total number of people that live in a place.

This is a label for someone who lives in a particular place.

This is a survey and general count of all the inhabitants of a place (country).

This describes people who work for a salary or who are looking for work.

This describes people who can't work, such as children or the elderly.

This describes a person or people without a job.

This means to get bigger in amount, size or number.

This means to get smaller in amount, size or number.

When farm animals are reared in small spaces and are fed by the farmer.

When farm animals live (mainly) outside and eat wild plants and grasses.

This means to look after (or raise) farm animals.

This is the rearing, buying and selling of farm animals, such as cows and pigs.

Crops that only need rainwater to grow.

Crops that need more water than just rainwater to grow well.

This refers to the farming of crops, such as vegetables and fruits.

These are invertebrate sea creatures with an exoskeleton, such as crabs and lobsters.

This can be coastal or deep-sea.

This can be surface or underground.

People who work in factories or at construction sites.

People who work in workshops and use simple tools.

This form of local, public transport goes underground.

This vehicle transports materials, goods and products by sea.

This type of transport goes by road or by rail.

This air vehicle can land in difficult places.

This is a short, written digital letter on your mobile phone.

This is a short, written card with a picture or photo on one side and no envelope.

This is a non-visual form of mass communication.

We use this type of computer application to look for things on the Internet.

Includes the extraction of raw materials from nature.

(industries: mining, farming, fishing, etc.)

Includes the use of raw materials to make new products.

(industries: manufacturing, craft, construction, etc.)

These are the people who provide services to the population.

(industries: transport, retail, communication, etc.)

This industry is in the tertiary sector and can be of different types,

such as rural, beach, adventure and cultural.

Buses, trains, ferries, airplanes, etc.

Motorbikes, bicycles, scooters, etc.

Indicate traffic rules, such as prohibition, obligation, warning, information, etc.

Important for pedestrians, passengers and drivers,

such as obeying traffic lights and wearing seatbelts or helmets.

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ADVERTISING:

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Age (young/adult/ederly)

Working status (employed/unemployed)

Sex (male/female)

The average number of inhabitants living in an area.

(population divided by size of the area [km squared])

Where fewer people live (population density is low).

Where a lot of people live (population density is high).

The number of people that are born during one year (in a certain area).

The number of people that die during one year (in a certain area).

This is equal to the number of births minus the number of deaths

during one year.

First, calculate the difference between births and deaths

in a population; then, add the number of immigrants

and subtract the number of emigrants.