Migration

Select all the terms that relate to migration:

• push factors

• pull factors

• chain factors

• brain drain

• forced migration

Which factors influence whether or not people move?

• push factors

• pull factors

• forced/ involuntary

• voluntary

The factory in town closes and many people lose their job.

• push factor

• pull factor

The neighbors are loud and annoying.

• push factor

• pull factor

Many migrant workers and immigrants send cash back to families living in their country of origin in the form of

• remittances

• chain factors

• tuition payments

• tip and tax money

The difference between a migrant and a refugee is

• migrants seek to move permanently; refugees usually seek to return to their home.

• migrants moved to improve their lives; refugees move as a result of catastrophic events in their homeland.

• migrants carefully plan their move; refugees have to move on a moment’s notice.

• all of the options

All of the following would be considered pull factors except

• religious tolerance/acceptance in a migrant’s chosen destination.

• a stable government in a migrant’s chosen destination.

• acceptance towards immigrants in a migrant’s chosen destination.

• religious discrimination in a migrant’s chosen destination.

The large-scale emigration of talented people is

• brain drain

• chain migration

• involuntary migrant

• refugee

The type of migration in which a person chooses to migrate is called

• chain migration

• step migration

• forced migration

• voluntary migration

When migrants move to a place where they have something in common with others like language, or culture is:

• brain drain

• chain migration

• step migration

• forced migration