Question

question: 6
i am a shia muslim who is part of an ethnic group who is very prou ruled a large and grand empire. our land is now called iran but we stil of farsal.
a. arabs
b. persians
c. kurds
d. sunnis
question: 7
in the 2010s, the population of south sudan suffered due to a famine in eastern africa. corruption and a civil war made it difficult for aid workers to help the people. what was the most likely outcome of this situation?
a. the country maintained a high gross domestic product despite the famine.
b. government investment in industrial development helped people find work.
c. many people suffered because the government was too unstable to help them.
d. the population was able to maintain a high standard of living despite the famine.

Explanation:

Question 6

The description mentions being a Shia Muslim from a group whose land is now Iran (formerly Persia) and having an ancient name of Fars. Persians are the main ethnic group in Iran, with a history of ruling empires, and many are Shia Muslims. Arabs, Kurds, and Sunnis don't match this context (Arabs are a different ethnic group, Kurds are a distinct group, and Sunnis are a different Islamic sect with different ethnic associations here).

The situation involves famine, corruption, and civil war in South Sudan. A high GDP (A) or high standard of living (D) are unlikely with these crises. Government investment in industry (B) is hard with civil war and corruption. The instability from civil war and corruption would make the government unable to help, leading to people suffering, which matches option C.

Answer:

B. Persians

Question 7