11.
(02.03, 02.05 MC)
Brazil has a developed industrial economy. About two-thirds of the people practice Roman Catholicism. The country's government is a federal republic, which became stronger during the 1980s. Its crude birthrate varies depending on the region of Brazil. Rural areas have a much higher birthrate than urban areas. Which of the following is MOST likely the reason for the difference in birthrates between rural and urban areas? (1 point)
I. Manufacturing has increased in rural areas.
II. Government birth-control policies are strongly enforced in urban areas.
III. Religious influences are stronger in rural areas.
IV. Pollution has caused many more infant deaths in urban areas.
I only
III only
I and IV
II and III
I, III, and IV
12.
(03.01 MC)
Which of the following people is LEAST likely to migrate internationally? (1 point)
Sarah is 35 years old, has two children, and lives in the city.
Rebecca is 40 years old, is married but has no children, and lives in the country.
Peter is 40 years old, is single, and lives in the city.
George is 30 years old, has two children, and lives in the country.
Maria is 25 years old, is single, and lives in the country.

People who practice Roman Catholicism don't believe they should use any form of birth control as pregnancies are the will of God and should not be prevented.
People who live in rural areas do notget educated on birth control as well as people who live in urban areas and they can't get access to the products they need as easily.

12. The person who is the least likely to migrate internationally is Rebecca.

People who live in the city are usually the ones who seem more likely to migrate. With that said, out of the people who live in the country, Maria is young, she could go looking for opportunities in other countries. George might go looking for a better life for his family. Rebecca looks like is settled down with her husband on the countryside and wouldn't want to migrate,