General Intelligence · Critical Reasoning
Passage: Global migration patterns are increasingly driven by a mix of economic opportunities, political instability, and ecological displacements caused by climate change. Host nations often benefit economically from the influx of both highly skilled professionals and essential labor, filling crucial workforce gaps. Nonetheless, rapid demographic shifts can strain local infrastructure, provoke political friction, and raise complex questions about cultural integration. Successfully managing migration requires international cooperation, proactive legal pathways, and comprehensive support systems for incoming populations to minimize social friction. Based on the passage, which of the following inferences follows? I. Migration benefits economies but creates social and political challenges. II. Migrants often face difficulties in adapting to host countries. III. Migration has no impact on cultural diversity.
- 1All of them follow
- 2Both I and II follow✓
- 3Both II and III follow
- 4Only inference I follows
Correct answer
Both I and II follow
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