The target of educating children up to fourteen years in the National Population Policy can reduce which problem?

Correct answer: Lack of health awareness and tendency of early marriage

Correct answer: A, lack of health awareness and the tendency toward early marriage. Education gives children and adolescents knowledge, confidence, and access to information about health, nutrition, hygiene, rights, and responsible decision-making. Continued schooling can also delay marriage by keeping children engaged in education and widening their future opportunities. Better education may therefore reduce ignorance about health and help prevent some social and reproductive-health problems associated with early marriage. B is wrong because sea waves are a physical process and are not reduced by schooling. C is unrelated to education and population policy. D is a natural feature of solar heating, not a social problem addressed by schooling. The word “can” is important: education contributes to prevention but works best alongside health services and social support. Memory cue: education informs choices and can delay early marriage.