Immigration Cam and Pri

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What is
migration?

1. The movement of animals in search of food.
2. The movement of people from one place to another with the intention of settling temporarily or permanently.
3. The study of ancient civilizations.
4. The movement of goods and services across borders.

What are the two main types of migration?

1. Voluntary and involuntary
2. Urban and rural
3. Internal and international
4. Seasonal and permanent

What is the term for people who move to another country to live there permanently?

1. Emigrants
2. Migrants
3. Refugees
4. Immigrants

What do we call people who leave their own country to live in another?

1. Refugees
2. Immigrants
3. Emigrants
4. Tourists

What is a refugee?

1. A person who is forced to leave their country due to persecution, war, or violence.
2. A person who moves to another country for better job opportunities.
3. A person who travels for leisure.
4. A person who migrates for educational purposes.

What are push factors in migration?

1. Positive conditions that attract people to a new location.
2. Negative conditions that drive people to leave their home.
3. Natural attractions of a new place.
4. Economic incentives in the destination country.

What are pull factors in migration?

1. Negative conditions that drive people to leave their home.
2. Cultural practices of the destination country.
3. Legal restrictions on migration.
4. Positive conditions that attract people to a new location.

What is urbanization, and how is it related to migration?

1. The increasing number of people living in rural areas, often due to internal migration from cities to the countryside.
2. The movement of people to suburban areas from city centers.
3. The increasing number of people living in urban areas, often due to internal migration from rural areas to cities.
4. The decline of urban areas due to mass migration to rural regions.