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In the question given below, a passage is given
followed by three statements which may or may not be inferred from the passage. Select the correct combination of statements that can be inferred. Passage: Urban green spaces—such as parks, community gardens, and tree-lined streets—are increasingly recognised as essential components of healthy cities. They help reduce air pollution, lower urban temperatures, and promote physical activity. Studies also show that people living near green spaces tend to report lower levels of stress and improved overall mental well-being. However, rapid urbanisation has led to shrinking green cover in many metropolitan areas, raising concerns about long-term public health. Statements: I. Lack of green spaces can negatively affect the health of city residents. II. People living in cities with abundant green areas experience lower stress levels. III. Rapid urbanisation improves environmental conditions in metropolitan areas.Solution
Statement I can be inferred.
The passage says shrinking green cover raises concerns about long-term public health, implying reduced green spaces can harm residents' health. Statement II can be inferred. The passage clearly states that people near green spaces tend to have lower stress and better mental well-being. Statement III cannot be inferred. The passage states the opposite: rapid urbanisation has reduced green cover and raised environmental concerns, not improved conditions. Thus, the correct answer is Only I and II → Option A.
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