Answer:
E. South Asia's population mostly lives in the countryside as farmers. Western Europe's population mostly lives in large cities.
Explanation:
Based on the information from the World Bank, about 70% of people living in South Asia have about the third quarter of the population living on agriculture and stays in rural areas. There is about 36% urban ratio in South Asia, with 303 people per square kilometers.
On the other hand, the urban ratio in Western Europe is about 79.8%, with a population density of 181 people per square kilometers.
Hence, in this case, the right answer is Option E. South Asia's population mostly lives in the countryside as farmers. Western Europe's population mostly lives in large cities.
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