Question 16: a. Since newcomers often speak different dialects and follow unfamiliar customs, tensions between locals and migrants can escal...

Question 16:

a.        Since newcomers often speak different dialects and follow unfamiliar customs, tensions between locals and migrants can escalate into discrimination, and this social fracture damages the fabric of national unity.

b.        When millions of people move from rural areas to big cities, they often carry dreams of a better life, but they also leave behind broken communities and aging populations.

c.        If governments fail to invest in rural development while also improving urban infrastructure, the gap between rich and poor regions will continue to widen dangerously.

d.        Because understanding these internal borders is essential for building a cohesive society, policymakers must address both the root causes of migration and the challenges that arise when diverse groups are forced to coexist.

e.        Although internal migration can boost economic growth in urban centers, it frequently creates overcrowded slums where migrants struggle to access basic services like healthcare and education.

A. c-a-b-e-d                                        B. b-e-a-c-d                                C. e-c-a-b-d                                        D. a-b-e-c-d