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Okay shmoop er's over halfway in this section anyway But

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you can breathe a sigh of relief there Which choice

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offers the most accurate interpretation of the data in the

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chart You pretty pictures That's Great Okay so our phrase

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that were mapping here to grow ten percent from two

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thousand twelve two thousand twenty two Well let's go back

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and stare at the chart a little bit red white

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and blue and ten percent or anywhere looking They're just

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mumbling staring at the charts It's what we do all

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day The chart shows the percent change in employment in

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certain professions over a ten year period Yes it does

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Those occupations are grouped into social scientists and urban and

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regional planners and all occupations together A positive percent change

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number like that ten percent next to the urban and

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regional planners Bark means growth were positive about that right

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it's growing positively All the percentage numbers are positive So

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they all indicate growing employment numbers not numbers that stay

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the same like bi or fall while employment in urban

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planning is indeed expected to grow considerably right there over

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the specified time period Yeah the things we have to

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grow considerably well we need quantitative data not just a

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general statement So it is Uh just leave it alone

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