Read the following comprehension and answer questions 11 to 20.

Here are the answers to questions 11-14 based on Passage 2:

11. A. When neighboring areas argue over where boundaries start and end

    • The passage states, "Inter-county border disputes occur when two neighboring regions argue over where one area ends and the other begins."

12. B. Because lines drawn on maps are not clearly marked on the actual land

    • The passage states, "This challenge often arises because boundaries on maps are not clearly marked on the actual land..."

13. C. Rivers, markets and fertile soil

    • The passage mentions "...confusion over valuable resources like rivers, markets and fertile soil."

14. A. They are forced to close down all local markets

    • The passage states that disputes "disrupts local trade." While not explicitly saying markets are forced to close, disrupted trade implies severe impact on markets, which would be a major problem for local governments. The other options are not supported by the text as problems for local governments.