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Question 1 of 3
1. Question
What are the most likely titles based on the conclusions below? Select the correct answers from the choices given.
In brief, there are a significant number of motivating factors to explain why people are likely to consider migrating to another country. One of the most persuasive is if the perceived opportunities abroad are superior to options at home. This has the potential to result in a loss of more educated citizens who have greater freedom to travel.
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Question 2 of 3
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To summarise, therefore, although it would be humanitarian for more prosperous nations to support those with a higher level of poverty, there should be certain limits, such as relief efforts during times of particular hardship. Too much support has the potential of causing a dependence on richer nations.
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Question 3 of 3
3. Question
To conclude, there are occasions where monitored and limited playing of computer games can be of benefit to a child, yet this should be balanced with some encouragement to follow other pursuits as a varied range of activities will expose the child to important experiences.
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