Postgraduate entrance examination logic questions. How to analyze the fifth question and what is the idea? Are the first four options irrelevant to the topic?

At present, the annual global grain output is slightly higher than meeting the minimum food demand of the global population. Therefore, the prediction that food shortage will lead to hunger crisis in the future is alarmist. The hunger crisis always stems from distribution rather than production.

Which of the following conclusions about global food demand best fits this question?

1. There will be no food shortage in the future.

There will be no hunger crisis in the future.

There will be no unfair food distribution in the future.

The annual grain output in the future should not be lower than the present level.

The minimum food demand of the global population will remain basically unchanged.

The correct answer is 1, because according to "the prediction that food shortage will lead to hunger crisis in the future is alarmist."

Not 2 or 3, because "the hunger crisis always comes from distribution rather than production."

Not 4, 5, because it is not mentioned in the title.