How does the chinese government attempt to keep its population growth under control?
a) by offering incentives to families who have only one child
b) by withholding food supplies from large families
c) by forcing families with more than one child to leave the country
d) by moving rural farm families to industrialized urban areas

The right option is; A) by offering incentives to families who have only one child

The Chinese government attempt to keep its population growth under control by offering incentives to families who have only one child.  

The Chinese government started a one child policy program in the late 1970s to reduce the growth rate of China’s high population. The government rewarded the families that observed the policy (those with only one child) by giving them a certificate that entitles them to benefits such as cash bonuses, special housing assignments, better child care and prolonged maternity leave.