Question

Select the correct text in the passage. Which sentences in the passage are true?
SENTENCE:
Compared with developing countries, developed countries have high birth rates. With the help of family planning and education, birth rates can be decreased. If the trend of rising birth rates continues, the population will increase and natural resources will likely start becoming scarce. When food resources disappear, it eventually leads to food security in certain regions of the world.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

1) Compared with developing countries, developed countries have high birth rates.

The given statement is false

• In general, poor countries tend to possess higher levels of fertility than wealthy countries. In particular, girls tend to relinquish birth to no fewer than 3 kids in countries wherever the value per capita is below $1,000 per year.
• Fertility rates are still high in several developing nations. Most of the world's increase happens in poor, developing nations, that are least able to support fast population growth and whose socioeconomic development is possible to be hindered by high fertility.

2) With the help of family planning and education, birth rates can be decreased.

The statement is true

• Education and birth prevention will each be influenced by policy and are thought to accelerate fertility decline. However, queries stay concerning the character of those effects.

3) If the trend of rising birth rates continues, the population will increase and natural resources will likely start becoming scarce.

The statement is true

• There are over seven billion individuals on Earth now, and roughly eight folks do not have enough to eat
• Human growth impacts the planet system in a very form of ways, including Increasing the extraction of resources from the environment. These resources embody fossil fuels (oil, gas, and coal), minerals, trees, water, and wildlife, particularly within the oceans.

4) When food resources disappear, it eventually leads to food security in certain regions of the world.

The given statement is false

• variable influenced by several factors including income, employment, race/ethnicity, and disability. The risk for food insecurity increases when money to buy food is limited or not available. In 2016, 31.6% of low-income households were food insecure, compared to the national average of 12.3%
• The reasons for hunger and food insecurity are many and vary from country to country, but generally, it is a result of conflict, poverty, economic shocks such as hyperinflation and rising commodity prices and environmental shocks such as flooding or drought.

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