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5 October, 02:27

Which of these is a "pull" factor?

A) Hunger and disease

B) Natural disasters

C) Job opportunities

D) Prejudice

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  1. 5 October, 03:32
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    A push factor is something that you wouldn't consider, perhaps, an opportunity. You wouldn't call it something good because push factors really are pushing on people to break their lives.

    A pull factor is the complete opposite of a push factor. Pull factors are things that are good for you like a new job or a good home to live in.

    1. One look and it's easy to cross off A and B because we already know that they are both push factors.

    2. Prejudice probably isn't a word you hear often and there are a couple of definitions for it, but all of the definitions of prejudice run along the lines of harm and bias. We can cross off D now.

    3. This means we are left with C. Like I previously mentioned, a pull factor is something good and beneficial to you. A job opportunity would be a beneficial.

    Answer is C.
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