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Why does demand for schools rise when population growth is high?

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Correct answer: Because more children need education

The direct answer is A: more children may need education. When the number of people grows, the number of children in a community may also increase. These children need classrooms, teachers, books, furniture, toilets, and safe places to learn. Therefore, governments may need to build new schools, add classrooms, or increase staff. Option A is correct because it gives the direct link between population growth and educational demand. Option B is wrong because a river becoming longer does not determine how many students need schools. Option C is wrong because changes in mountains do not explain school enrolment. Option D is wrong because soil conditions may affect farming or land use, but they do not directly create demand for classrooms. The word ‘may’ is appropriate because age structure and local conditions differ. Memory cue: more school-age children usually mean greater education needs.

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Population GrowthSchool DemandEducation ServicesPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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