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In which situation can a process of population change speed up urbanisation?

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Correct answer: Increase in migration from villages to cities

The direct answer is A: increased migration from villages to cities. Urbanisation means a rising share or number of people living in urban areas. Step 1: rural residents move to towns and cities, often for work, education, services or other opportunities. Step 2: the urban population increases while the rural population may decrease or grow more slowly. Step 3: the proportion of people living in urban settlements rises, so urbanisation speeds up. Option A gives the exact movement that supports this process. B is the reverse movement and tends to reduce urban population growth. C gives no movement and, by itself, does not increase the urban population. D describes stability rather than urban growth. Urbanisation can also be influenced by natural increase and the reclassification or expansion of settlements, but among these choices rural-to-urban migration is the clear answer. Memory cue: rural to urban means countryside to city, so the city share rises.

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UrbanisationRural-Urban MigrationPopulation ProcessProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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