Year 8 Term 4 Geography Revision - Part A

What is internal migration?

• Internal migration is the permanent settlement of immigrants in a new country.
• Internal migration refers to the relocation of businesses only.
• Internal migration is the movement of people within a country.
• Internal migration is the movement of people between countries.

What is a push factor?

• A push factor is a type of economic incentive.
• A push factor is a reason that attracts people to a place.
• A push factor is a government policy that encourages immigration.
• A push factor is a reason that compels people to leave a place.

What is a pull factor?

• A pull factor is a type of economic policy.
• A pull factor is a reason for people to leave their current location.
• A pull factor is a natural disaster that forces migration.
• A pull factor is a condition that attracts people to a new location.

What is an example of a pull factor?

• High cost of living
• Better job opportunities
• Political instability
• Limited access to education

What is an example of a push factor?

• Lack of job opportunities.

• Job opportunities
• Stable economy
• Natural disasters

What is the difference in the reasons for internal migration between a developed and developing nation?

• Developed nations migrate for climate change, while developing nations migrate for education.
• Both developed and developing nations migrate primarily for family reunification.
• Developed nations focus on escaping natural disasters, while developing nations prioritize job security.
• Developed nations focus on economic opportunities and lifestyle, while developing nations prioritize basic needs and escaping poverty.

What is a megacity?

• A megacity is a small town with a population of over 1 million people.
• A megacity is a metropolitan area with a population of over 10 million people.
• A megacity is a rural area with a population of over 10 million people.
• A megacity is a city with a population of over 5 million people.

What is urbanisation?

• Urbanisation is the decline of urban areas as people move to rural locations.
• Urbanisation refers to the increase in agricultural production in cities.
• Urbanisation is the process of building more rural homes and farms.
• Urbanisation is the growth of urban areas as more people move from rural to urban locations.

What is migration?

• Migration is the process of staying in one place permanently.
• Migration refers to the seasonal change in weather patterns.
• Migration is the movement of individuals or groups from one location to another.
• Migration is the act of building structures in a new location.

What is a refugee?

• A refugee is someone who seeks safety in another country due to fear of persecution.
• A refugee is someone who travels abroad for tourism or leisure.
• A refugee is a person who is displaced due to natural disasters.
• A refugee is someone who voluntarily moves to another country for better opportunities.