The answer is NO
Explain:
Which of the following is correctaccording to the passage?
A. The biggest pressure to get married comes from Madeline’s parents
B. Women who graduate from college become sought-after wives
C. Men and women find it difficult to get along naturally
D. Advertising encourages young people to have more realistic expectations
Based on the information: Singapore’s government that, to ensure continuous prosperity, future generations must become more intelligent. And it is concerned that female graduates – ideal for breeding this super-race – are staying single and childless. Singapore’s men, on the other hand, are marrying less educated women. So, the government has launched a campaign to encourage the ‘right’ couples to get together.
(The Singapore government believes that, to ensure continued prosperity, future generations must become smarter. And it is feared that female graduates – ideal to breed super races) These people – are single and have no children. On the other hand, Singaporean men are marrying less educated women, so the government has launched a campaign to encourage the “right” couples to come together. .)
A is wrong because in the article it only says “And it is not only her family but also her government who are keen for her to marry and reproduce.” – Not only her parents but also the nine government want her to get married and have children
→ It cannot be said that pressure from parents is the greatest.
C is wrong because the article only mentions “The sexes are not encouraging to mix during childhood or to date until after university.” – Men and women are encouraged not to stay together during their childhood or date them until graduation.”
D is wrong because the last paragraph says “Government-sponsored ads on prime-time TV aim to get the message across. In one, a young man sits on a park bench, sighing, “Where is my dream girl?” At the other end, a girl stares into space thinking, “Where is the man of my dreams?” They fail to notice each other and wander off, lonely. A voice-over saying “Why not reality? You could wait a lifetime for a dream.” – ……Why isn’t it real? You can only wait for one dream all your life” → Advertising gives people the feeling of finding a virtual partner, not a real one.