A factor that draws or attracts people to another location is called?

• A. Push Factors
• B. Pull Factors
• C. Greenhouse Effect
• D. Forced Migration

Answer: (B)

Pull factors are attractions that draw people to a location, such as better job opportunities, safety, education, healthcare, or a favorable climate. These elements explain why someone might move to a new place. They stand in contrast to push factors, which push people away from their current location due to conditions like conflict or poverty. The greenhouse effect is a climate-change concept, not a migration factor, and forced migration refers to movement caused by coercion rather than attraction. So the attracting factor described here is pull factors.