Which of the following is a difference in the way of life between someone in a rural area and someone in an urban area? A. Rural areas have a lot of industry, and urban areas have very little industry.
B. People in rural areas probably take a bus or subway to work, and people in urban areas generally drive to work.
C. People in urban areas like trees and grass, and people in rural areas do not.
D. People in an urban area might take a bus or subway to and from work, and people in a rural area probably drive to and from work.

D.) People in an urban area might take a bus or subway to and from work, and people in a rural area probably drive to and from work.

The reasoning behind my answer is simple. One representation of the word urban would be a city, and a rural area is quieter like out in the country. In rural areas you don't see subways or busses whereas there isn't that large of a space to require busses because rural areas are like small towns or just off in the country. Also if urban is represented by a city then it would make sense that the answer would be D because there are busses in large cities. Also rural areas usually are small meaning it would not only be easy to walk to a destination in a rural area, but it would would also be even easier to drive. After all, why would you need to wait for a bus or a train when you could just drive a short distance to the destination.

Hope this helps.

-Northstar

1. seasonal

2. frictional unenployment

3. the number of the labor force multiplied by 100 and then subtract the number of unemployed.

4. 4%

5. an increase in prices