Read the following passage and answer the question. 'When Chukwuemeka returned from abroad after fifteen years, he found his hometown almost unrecognisable. The dirt paths he had played on as a child were now tarred roads lined with storey buildings. The old market, once a modest cluster of wooden stalls, had transformed into a sprawling complex with modern shops. Yet, beneath all this veneer of progress, the old communal spirit — the warmth of neighbours who knew each other by name — seemed to have quietly evaporated.' The phrase 'veneer of progress' as used in the passage suggests that the progress described is
Agenuine and deeply rooted in the community
Bonly superficial and conceals deeper lossesCORRECT
Cthe result of government investment in infrastructure
Dunwelcome to the returning Chukwuemeka