Luring a person with a job, confining them, and forcing work indicates which combined problem?

Correct answer: Human trafficking and forced labour

The situation contains three connected warning signs: a person is attracted by a false promise of employment, is confined or controlled, and is made to work without free consent. Together, these signs describe exploitation rather than an ordinary job. Human trafficking often involves recruiting or moving people through deception or coercion, while forced labour means making someone work against their will.

Option A is correct because it names both parts of the problem: trafficking explains the deceptive recruitment and control, and forced labour explains the compulsory work. Cultural protection, title honour, and peaceful movement do not describe confinement or exploitation. The important method is to connect every clue in the situation with the answer, not to focus on only the word “job.”