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What is the term for the movement of people from one place to another to live there permanently? |
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 Migration |
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Fill in the blank: The two types of migration are ______ and emigration. |
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 Immigration |
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True or False: Emigration refers to moving into a country to live there permanently. |
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 False. Emigration refers to leaving one's country to live in another country permanently. |
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Which of the following is considered a pull factor for migration? A) War B) Low wages C) Better job opportunities D) Famine |
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C) Better job opportunities |
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Riddle: I can be forced or voluntary, often due to war or better jobs, and I change your residence. What am I? |
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 Migration |
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What is the term for migration enforced by government or authorities? |
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 Forced/Involuntary Migration |
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Fill in the blank: When skilled professionals leave their country for better opportunities, it is called ______. |
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 Brain Drain |
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True or False: Rural-Urban migration refers to people moving from urban areas to rural areas. |
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 False. Rural-Urban migration refers to people moving from rural areas to urban areas. |
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Which type of migration involves movement across continents? |
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 Intercontinental Migration |
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Riddle: I'm a type of migration that happens during certain seasons, like crop harvesting. What am I? |
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 Periodic/Seasonal Migration |
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What are the economic push factors that drive people to migrate? |
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 Overpopulation, few job opportunities, and prevalence of low wages. |
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Fill in the blank: The movement from one state to another within a country is called ______ migration. |
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Interstate |
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True or False: Brain drain can have only negative impacts on the source country. |
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False. Brain drain can have both positive impacts, like remittances, and negative impacts, like loss of talent. |
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Which type of migration occurs when individuals return to their original place of residence? |
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 Return Migration |
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Which of the following is a social reason for migration? A) Natural disasters B) Economic opportunities C) Religious persecution D) Employment opportunities |
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 C) Religious persecution |
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Fill in the blank: ______ migration refers to the movement from urban areas to rural areas. |
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 Urban-Rural |
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True or False: Push factors are associated with the destination of migration. |
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 False. Push factors are associated with the area of origin. |
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What is the primary impact of brain drain on the source country? |
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 Economic losses due to reduced employment and wages. |
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Riddle: I’m often caused by conflicts or lack of resources, leading to a search for safety and stability. What am I? |
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 Forced Migration |
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What is the term for the movement of people into a country to live there permanently? |
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 Immigration |
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