Large numbers of people have moved from rural areas to urban areas in Asia, Africa, and Latin America because
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they want to live life at a slower pace.
there are often few jobs and a shortage of land to farm in the countryside.
conditions in large cities are very comfortable.
cities in these areas are underpopulated, and desperately need more residents.
I think it's B am i correct tell me please
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1. b
2. c
3. a
4. b
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Yes, you are correct. The answer is B: there are often few jobs and a shortage of land to farm in the countryside.
To arrive at this answer, we need to understand the reasons why people migrate from rural areas to urban areas in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Here is a step-by-step analysis:
1. First, eliminate options A and C: "they want to live life at a slower pace" and "conditions in large cities are very comfortable." These options are not supported by the question, and in fact, cities are often associated with a faster-paced life and may not always have comfortable conditions for everyone.
2. Consider option D: "cities in these areas are underpopulated, and desperately need more residents." This option may seem plausible, as cities experiencing population decline could benefit from an influx of people. However, this option is not mentioned in the question and can be considered as speculation.
3. Finally, we come to option B: "there are often few jobs and a shortage of land to farm in the countryside." This option aligns with common knowledge about rural-urban migration patterns worldwide. Economic opportunities and access to jobs are often limited in rural areas, while urban areas tend to offer a wider range of employment options and services. Additionally, the land available for farming in rural areas may not be sufficient to support the growing population, which can lead to further migration to urban centers where alternative livelihoods are available.
Therefore, the most logical and supported answer is B: there are often few jobs and a shortage of land to farm in the countryside.