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In which situation will the rural source region and the urban destination region be affected differently?

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Correct answer: Rural-to-urban migration is rapid

Correct answer: A, rapid rural-to-urban migration. A source region is the place from which people leave, while a destination region is the place where they settle. When many rural residents move to a city, the village may lose working-age people, labour, consumers, or family members, although it may receive remittances. The city may gain workers, skills, and consumers, but its housing, transport, water, sanitation, schools, and health services may face additional pressure. Thus, the same movement produces different effects in the two places. B is incorrect because equal births and deaths do not describe a different source and destination effect. C is incorrect because without migration there is no migration-related difference. D is incorrect because unchanged area does not explain population movement or its consequences. Memory cue: source sends people; destination receives people.

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Rural-Urban MigrationSource RegionDestination RegionUrban ServicesProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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