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In which situation can internal migration change population distribution the most?

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Correct answer: When large numbers move from villages to cities

Direct answer: Option B is correct. Internal migration means movement within the same country, so it does not change the national total directly, but it can strongly change where people live. Large-scale movement from villages to cities removes many residents from rural areas and adds them to urban areas. Consequently, the population distribution becomes more urban, and the densities of the source and destination areas change. Option A may move people only a short distance within one locality, so its effect on the broad village-city distribution is small. Option C concerns births and deaths, not the movement of people between places. Option D describes no migration and therefore cannot change distribution through migration. Remember to identify both the origin and destination: a large flow from a rural origin to an urban destination has a much greater distributional effect than a small local move.

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Internal MigrationRural-Urban MigrationPopulation DistributionProcesses Of Population ChangePopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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