What is the definition of migration?

• D. The movement of animals from one habitat to another

• B. The process of changing one's nationality

• A. The movement of people from one place to another with the purpose of changing their residence

• C. The act of traveling for leisure

What is the difference between internal and international migration?

• D. Internal migration is for employment while international migration is for education

• C. Internal migration is forced while international migration is voluntary

• B. Internal migration occurs within a country while international migration occurs between countries

• A. Internal migration is temporary while international migration is permanent

Who are irregular migrants?

• B. Refugees and asylum seekers

• A. Highly skilled and business migrants

• D. Family members of international migrants

• C. People who migrate for a limited period of time for work without necessary documents

What is the main cause of economic migration according to neo-classical economic theory?

• A. Social well-being

• C. Differences in demographic patterns

• B. Lack of jobs

• D. Maximizing income by moving from low-wage to high-wage economies

What are the types of forced migration?

• B. Economic and social causes

• D. Family and employment causes

• C. Environmental and political causes

• A. Conflict-driven and disaster-driven causes

What are the factors that encourage or force people to leave a settlement or residence?

• A. Social push factor, political push factor, economic pull factor, environmental push factor

• D. Social push factor, political pull factor, economic push factor, environmental push factor

• B. Social pull factor, political push factor, economic push factor, environmental pull factor

• C. Social push factor, political push factor, economic push factor, environmental push factor

What is the definition of asylum seekers?

• A. People who move across borders in search of protection due to persecution

• B. People who migrate for a limited period of time for work without necessary documents

• C. Those who are unable or unwilling to return to their country due to fear of persecution

• D. People who return to their countries of origin after a period in another country

What is the term used to categorize the migration of people who migrate due to new or established family ties?

• C. Family migration

• A. Return migrants

• D. Forced migration

• B. Irregular migrants

What are the types of international migrants?

• C. Temporary labor migrants, highly skilled and business migrants, irregular migrants, refugees

• B. Irregular migrants, asylum seekers, forced migrants, family members

• D. Return migrants, family members, forced migrants, asylum seekers

• A. Temporary labor migrants, highly skilled and business migrants, refugees, return migrants

What is the main cause of migration according to neo-classical economic theory?

• D. Lack of jobs

• B. Maximizing income by moving from low-wage to high-wage economies

• A. Differences in demographic patterns

• C. Social well-being