In which situation will conflict between population growth and social-service capacity be visible?

Correct answer: The population grows rapidly while schools and hospitals are few

The direct answer is A. Social services such as schools and hospitals must meet the needs of the people living in an area. If the population increases rapidly but service capacity grows slowly, demand becomes greater than supply. Step by step, more residents create more need for classrooms, teachers, hospital beds, doctors and other facilities. If only a few schools and hospitals are available, overcrowding, waiting and unequal access may result. A is correct because it clearly shows fast growth together with limited capacity. B describes a situation with less population pressure and adequate services. C has no residents who would need services. D describes excess capacity rather than conflict. Memory cue: pressure appears when population demand grows faster than service supply.