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If education and health services grow rapidly in a city, why may people come from nearby areas?

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Correct answer: Because services can become pull factors

Direct answer: Option A is correct. Education and health services are social amenities, and good amenities can act as pull factors. People may move from nearby areas because they want schools, colleges, hospitals, doctors, safer care, and better opportunities for their families. Step by step: services improve quality of life; improved quality attracts students, patients, workers, and families; newcomers increase the city’s population and may enlarge nearby settlements. Option A correctly explains this migration and settlement effect. Option B is wrong because services do not always push people away; normally better services attract people, although overcrowding could create some outward movement in a different situation. Option C is wrong because education affects where families choose to live and where institutions grow. Option D is wrong because health services do not stop a census; people using them are still counted. Memory cue: better services are urban pull factors.

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