Discussion
Assertion (A): A map showing percentage population change is better served by a diverging scheme than by a sequential one.
Reason (R): The data have a natural midpoint at zero, separating decline from growth.
Answer: D
Both are true and the reason justifies the choice: the reader's first question is whether a place grew or shrank, which a diverging scheme answers by hue before any judgement of magnitude is needed. A sequential ramp would bury that division inside a single progression of tone.
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