UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT) Practice Test

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What is an example of illegal trade as mentioned in the text?

Transporting items across state lines
Cutting down traffic in drugs
Exporting manufactured goods
Mining natural resources

The correct answer is: Cutting down traffic in drugs

Illegal trade typically refers to the exchange of goods or services that violate laws or regulations. In the context of the answer chosen, cutting down traffic in drugs is an example of illegal trade, as the production, distribution, and sale of illegal drugs are prohibited under various national and international laws. This includes activities surrounding the manufacture, sale, and trafficking of controlled substances, which unite to form a significant illegal trade practice globally. Transporting items across state lines can be legal or illegal depending on the items involved and the regulations governing them. Exporting manufactured goods is generally a legal practice unless the goods themselves are deemed illegal. Mining natural resources falls under specific regulatory frameworks, and while it can involve legality issues, it does not inherently signify illegal trade unless done without proper permissions or licenses. Thus, the option related to drug trafficking fits clearly within the realm of illegal trade.