Understanding Refugees and Asylum Seekers

How much are countries helping refugees and asylum seekers?

• Significantly

• Somewhat

• Very little

• Not at all

What are some of the main reasons people become refugees or asylum seekers?

• Persecution and conflicts

• Natural disasters

• Economic opportunities

• • Both A and B

How have historical events shaped the way countries and organizations respond to refugee crises?

• They have led to stricter border controls

• They have resulted in international protocols and varying national policies

• They have had no impact

• • They have increased global tensions

Why do some people believe that countries should have strict rules for accepting refugees?

• To boost the economy

• To maintain national security and protect resources

• To increase cultural diversity

• • To improve international relations

How do writers like Dina Nayeri and Khaled Hosseini describe the moral obligation to help refugees?

• As a political necessity

• As a moral duty and a way to help people heal

• As an economic strategy

• • As an unnecessary burden

What are some of the mental and physical challenges that refugees face after escaping danger?

• Finding employment

• Learning a new language

• Dealing with trauma and rebuilding their lives

• • Accessing education

What kind of support could be provided to countries that take in refugees to ensure they have good living conditions?

• Financial aid and better facilities

• Cultural exchange programs

• Military assistance

• • Tourism incentives

How can international cooperation improve the situation for refugees and asylum seekers?

• By sharing responsibility and ensuring comprehensive aid

• By closing borders

• By reducing foreign aid

• • By promoting emigration

What are the main challenges in getting enough funding and addressing public concerns about safety and resources?

• Securing international loans

• Overcoming political opposition and addressing safety concerns

• Reducing immigration laws

• • Increasing taxes

Why is it difficult to find solutions that everyone agrees on when it comes to helping refugees?

• Different views on national security and resource allocation

• Lack of awareness about refugee issues