Which of the following best describes the spatial pattern of ethnicity in Singapore's neighborhoods?
A. Ethnic Chinese residents are in the majority across most of the city, while ethnic Malay and ethnic Indian residents are concentrated in the peripheral neighborhoods.
B. Ethnic Malay and ethnic Indians are evenly distributed throughout the city, while Chinese are only in the majority within the core central neighborhoods
C. Malay is the largest ethnic group, ethnic Chinese live in the center of the city, and ethnic Indians live in the peripheral neighborhoods.
D. The three major ethnic groups, Malay, Chinese, and Indian, are evenly distributed across the city.
E. Indian is the largest ethnic group, ethnic Chinese live in the center of the city, and ethnic Malay live in the peripheral neighborhoods.

A)ethnic Chinese residents are in the majority across most of the city, while ethnic Malay and ethnic Indian residents are concentrated in the peripheral neighborhoods.

Explanation:

Ethnicity could be defined as social differenciation among people, that has their culture related.

In the case of ethnicity in Singapore's neighborhoods, there are various ethnic groups such as; Singaporeans, Malay Singaporeans , Chinese Singaporeans, Peranakans, Eurasian. Where the ethnic Chinese cover more than 76% of the ethnic groups. The spatial pattern of ethnicity in Singapore's neighborhoods gives the perceptual arrangements of this ethnic groups, with Chinese residents taking up the majority across most of the city because they have more than 70% of the ethnic groups in Singapore.

ethnic Malay as well as ethnic Indian residents are found in the peripheral neighborhoods with Malay having like 13% of the ethnic group and ethnic Indian with about 9% which is very low compare with the ethic Chinese.