Review Quiz Domestic Issue (Module 2)

What is a refugee?

• A person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster.
• A person who is seeking employment in another country
• A person who is a citizen of their country
• A person who travels for leisure

What is an economic migrant?

• A person who moves for religious reasons
• A person who moves to study in a different country
• A person who moves to escape war or persecution
• A person who moves in search of better job opportunities and higher living standards.

What is an asylum seeker?

• A person who has fled their own country and applied for protection as a refugee in another country.
• A person who is seeking employment in another country
• A person who is traveling for leisure
• A person who has been granted citizenship in their own country

What is an internal displaced persons?

• Someone who is forced to flee their home but remains within their country's borders
• Someone who is a tourist visiting a different country
• Someone who is forced to flee their home and crosses international borders
• Someone who chooses to leave their home voluntarily

Recent issues in nations have causes many people to begin moving around. As a result a lot of countries have focused on which of the following?

• Immigration policies and border control
• Tax reform and economic policies
• Space exploration initiatives
• Environmental conservation efforts

Those who aren't infavor of allowing migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers into their nation use which of the following as evidence to back their viewpoint.

• Improved international relations
• Potential strain on resources and economy
• Decreased unemployment rates
• Increased cultural diversity and enrichment

Those who encourage immigration into their nations cite which as evidence that immigrants are good for the country.

• Economic benefits like starting businesses

• Strain on social services
• Increased crime rates
• Cultural assimilation

What nation is the top destination for migrants?

• Australia
• United States
• Germany
• Canada

What is a remittance?

• A remittance is a transfer of money, usually from abroad, to support family or pay for expenses.
• A remittance is a form of investment in stocks.
• A remittance is a loan taken from a bank.
• A remittance is a type of bank account.

What is "brain waste"?

• A method for improving cognitive function.
• Brain waste is the phenomenon where highly skilled individuals are employed in jobs that do not utilize their skills or education.
• A type of mental health disorder.
• A term for brain surgery techniques.