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In which situation will school planning be most affected by population growth?

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Correct answer: When the child population is increasing rapidly

Direct answer: A. Schools mainly serve children and young learners, so a rapid increase in the child population directly raises the need for classrooms, teachers, furniture, learning materials and transport. The reasoning is straightforward: more school-age children create greater demand; planners may then need new schools or expanded facilities. Option A is correct because it identifies the age group most closely connected with school planning. Option B is wrong because an increase only in the elderly population primarily affects health and care services, not school enrolment. Option C is wrong because no children means no ordinary demand for schools. Option D is wrong because a small, stable population creates relatively predictable and limited school demand. Memory cue: match the age group with the service it needs.

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School PlanningChild PopulationAge StructurePopulation GrowthPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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