Migration Quiz

What are some examples of push factors that influence people to migrate?

• Availability of jobs, good climate, and better living conditions

• Lack of medical services, war, crop failure, prolonged drought, and desertification

• High-quality education, political stability, and economic opportunities

• Cultural attractions, family reunification, and better healthcare

How is migration defined in the context of human geography?

• The movement of animals from one region to another

• The movement of people from one place to settle in another

• The seasonal travel of tourists to different destinations

• The relocation of businesses to new markets

Which of the following is NOT a push factor for migration?

• War

• Famine

• Lack of educational opportunities

• High-quality healthcare

Which type of migration involves migrants choosing to move and remain in their new location indefinitely?

• Permanent

• Temporary

• Seasonal

• Internal

What type of migration involves moving from one country to another?

• Internal

• Seasonal

• International

• Temporary

Which type of migration is characterized by migrants having no option but to move due to conflict or natural disasters?

• Voluntary

• Forced

• Seasonal

• Internal

What type of migration involves migrants freely choosing to move for reasons that benefit them?

• Forced

• Temporary

• Voluntary

• Seasonal

What are push factors?

• Characteristics of a place that are positive and attractive

• Characteristics of a place that are unfavourable or negative

• Characteristics of a place that are neutral

• Characteristics of a place that are unknown

What are pull factors?

• Characteristics of a place that are positive and attractive

• Characteristics of a place that are unfavourable or negative

• Characteristics of a place that are neutral

• Characteristics of a place that are unknown

Which of the following is an example of a pull factor?

• Political instability

• Religious intolerance

• Improved healthcare

• High crime rates