RVX1005 W4 Migration and Diversity

RVX1005 W4 Migration and Diversity

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RVX1005 W4 Migration and Diversity

RVX1005 W4 Migration and Diversity

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Jungyoung Kim

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6 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Please select the INCORRECT statement that describe migration and diversification, according to Ye (2021).

Increasing migration has led people to contact diverse populations in their everyday spaces.

With growing migrant populations, many countries have lost control over urban spaces.

When migrant populations change urban landscapes, migrants experience both inclusion/integration and exclusion.

By developing migrant management policies, countries carefully produces urban diversity.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Please select the CORRECT statement about Ye's (2021) explanation of 'differential inclusion'.

Differential inclusion is the governmental strategy to combat urban diversity.

Differential inclusion indicates social banishment of migrant populations.

Against differential inclusion, differential diversification emphasizes social integration of diverse migrant populations.

According to differential inclusion, migrants face varying degrees of inclusion and exclusion, depending on their social status.

3.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Please select the CORRECT statements about the migrant management in the pre-pandemic Singaporean society, according to Ye (2021) (multiple answers).

The emergence of migrant enclaves, such as Orchard Road, Geylang, and Little India showed urban diversity in SG.

While living in peripheral areas of Singapore, many low-wage migrant workers faced surveillance and control in their residence.

Due to their low economic status, the government had little interest governing low-wage migrant workers.

In the social discourse, low-waged migrant workers were often framed as a morally dangerous body in need of disciplining.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Please select the CORRECT statement about the Singaporean government's migrant management during the pandemic, according to Ye (2021)

To curb COVID-19, the government utilized distinctive strategies for citizens and non-citizens.

The sharp increase in infection among low-waged migrant workers was caused by their cultural difference.

During the pandemic, the social image of low-wage migrant workers improved and they were no long considered moral risks.

While being the most vulnerable subjects to the virus, low-wage migrant workers suffered from the greater regulations and surveillance than others.

5.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Ye's (2021) article shows that not only do power and __________ shape urban spaces but also unban spaces is where people, including low-waged migrant workers, experience __________.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Please select Ye's (2021) main argument (her claim) in this article.

The Singaporean government's migrant management proves the theory of differential inclusion.

Through the interaction between the pandemic and migrant management, low-waged migrant workers are (re)constructed as a medical threat as well as a moral risk.

Migration creates the complexity of the government's management of urban spaces.

In order to contain the virus, the government had to use differential inclusion to manage migrant workers.