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If an area's growth rate is high but education and health services do not grow quickly, what pressure will arise?

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Correct answer: Pressure on social services

The direct answer is B: pressure on social services. Rapid population growth increases the number of people who need schools, teachers, hospitals, doctors, vaccination, sanitation, and other public facilities. If education and health services expand slowly, existing facilities must serve more people, causing overcrowding, longer waiting times, and unequal access. Option A is incomplete and not the standard effect: land area does not automatically create the main pressure described here. Option C is unrelated because population growth does not lead to a ban on census work. Option D is also unrelated; weather pressure is not the direct social consequence in the question. The important link is rapid growth plus slow service expansion. Memory cue: more people, same services = service pressure.

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Social ServicesPopulation GrowthPlanningPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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