Understanding Push and Pull Factors

Which of the following is a pull factor that might attract people to move to a new city?

• High crime rates

• Job opportunities

• Natural disasters

• Political instability

What is a common push factor that might cause people to leave their home country?

• Beautiful landscapes

• War or conflict

• Good healthcare

• High-quality education

Which of the following is a pull factor related to education?

• Poor school facilities

• High tuition fees

• Access to quality universities

• Lack of teachers

What is a push factor that might lead to migration from rural to urban areas?

• Abundant job opportunities in rural areas

• Poor infrastructure in rural areas

• High cost of living in urban areas

• Clean air in rural areas

Which of the following is a pull factor that might attract people to a new country?

• Political persecution

• Economic recession

• Freedom and safety

• Environmental hazards

What is a push factor that might cause people to leave a coastal area?

• Beautiful beaches

• Risk of hurricanes

• Tourism opportunities

• Mild climate

Which of the following is a pull factor related to healthcare?

• Lack of hospitals

• Advanced medical facilities

• High disease rates

• Shortage of doctors

What is a push factor that might lead to migration from one region to another?

• Cultural attractions

• High unemployment rates

• Pleasant weather

• Low crime rates

Which of the following is a pull factor that might attract people to a new neighborhood?

• High pollution levels

• Good schools

• Frequent power outages

• High traffic congestion

What is a push factor that might cause people to leave an area with a declining economy?

• Rising job opportunities

• Increasing wages

• Business closures

• Economic growth