Question 1

In 2020 what percentage of the world's population lived outside of the country they were born?&#10;A) 2%&#10;B) 3.5%&#10;C) 10.5%&#10;D) 25%

Accepted Answer

In 2020, approximately 3.5% of the world's population were international migrants, living outside the country they were born in.

Question 2

What term describes migration that occurs against a persona's will?&#10;A) Forced migration&#10;B) Coerced migration&#10;C) Intimidated migration&#10;D) Threatening migration

Accepted Answer

Forced migration refers to the movement of people against their will, often due to conflict, persecution, or natural disasters.

Question 3

Migration within a single state is called:&#10;A) Domestic migration&#10;B) Inter migration&#10;C) Regional migration&#10;D) Internal migration

Accepted Answer

Internal migration refers to the movement of people within the same country or state.

Question 4

Students who temporarily migrate to a different city for the duration of their studies are called:&#10;A) City migrants&#10;B) Temporary/fixed term migrants&#10;C) Student migrants&#10;D) Educational migrants

Accepted Answer

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Question 5

Circular migration refers to:&#10;A) Migrating around the world&#10;B) Repeatedly moving between two or more places or countries.&#10;C) Moving back to the country you were born&#10;D) Constantly migrating to new cities

Accepted Answer

Circular migration involves the repeated movement between two or more places, often for work or family reasons, without permanently settling in one location.

Question 6

The factors which spur migration and keep it going are called:&#10;A) Spurring factors&#10;B) Sustaining factors&#10;C) Reasons of migration&#10;D) Drivers of migration

Accepted Answer

Drivers of migration refer to the factors that initiate and perpetuate the movement of people from one place to another.

Question 7

The factors that can facilitate or inhibit migration are called:&#10;A) Restricting drivers&#10;B) Mediating drivers&#10;C) Facilitating drivers&#10;D) Inhibiting factors

Accepted Answer

Mediating drivers are factors that can either facilitate or inhibit migration, acting as intermediaries in the decision-making process.

Question 8

Countries with a history of residents leaving are called:&#10;A) Departing countries&#10;B) Countries of emigration&#10;C) Countries of leaving&#10;D) Exit countries

Accepted Answer

Countries with a history of residents leaving are referred to as "countries of emigration," as emigration specifically denotes the act of leaving one's country to settle in another.

Question 9

Which policy was introduced in 2010 to reduce immigration levels in the UK?&#10;A) The Immigration Reform Act&#10;B) Brexit&#10;C) The hostile environment policy&#10;D) The immigration control policy

Accepted Answer

The hostile environment policy was introduced in 2010 by the UK government to make staying in the UK as difficult as possible for people without leave to remain, in order to reduce immigration levels.

Question 10

Moving from the UK to France to enjoy a slower pace of life is an example of:&#10;A) Retirement migration&#10;B) Expatriation&#10;C) Circular migration&#10;D) Lifestyle migration

Accepted Answer

Lifestyle migration refers to the movement of individuals to places that offer a perceived better quality of life, often for reasons such as a slower pace of life, better climate, or cultural experiences.

Deck 23: Migrations