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In which situation can distribution remain uneven even if an area's population is high?

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Correct answer: When population is highly concentrated in some towns and other parts are sparse

Direct answer: Option A, population may be concentrated in some towns while other parts are sparsely populated. A high total population tells us only the size, not whether people are evenly spread. Step by step: count the large total; observe that many people live in a few towns; notice that distant, mountainous or less developed parts have fewer people; conclude that distribution is uneven. A is correct because concentration and sparsity can exist together. B would describe equal population, so it suggests more even distribution. C explicitly says the whole area is uniformly settled, which is the opposite. D says there is no regional difference, also the opposite of unevenness. Exam cue: never assume a large population means equal settlement.

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