[Verified Answer]: Right

Right. Magid and Layla, what did you find out about the world distribution of disease? Well, first of all, we looked in the university library to see whether they had any books or journals on the topic. I don’t like libraries. Extract 2. And what else did you do? We talked to one of the librarians. She was quite helpful. That’s rubbish! She was really bored and didn’t even look at us. Extract 3. Layla, can you give us an explanation of your chart? Well, yes. It’s a comparison between two of the countries we looked at. We wanted to show the rates of death from disease in two large countries which are very different, in terms of geography and income levels, for example. And as you can see, we’ve categorized diseases by type. What do the rest of you make of this? Evie, what about you? Well, um, I’m not sure, really. Extract 4. Magid, can you explain how you decided which disease types to put on your charts? Well, yes. It’s based on what we found in the report. So it’s primary. Extract 5. What do you mean by primary, Jack? I mean, it’s an example of primary research. They did two things. They looked for information in a report… Actually, that’s secondary.