ARK ESOL L1/2 Digital Nomad Quiz

What is a digital nomad?

• A person who earns their income while working online and travels to different locations.

• A person who works in a traditional office setting.

• A person who only works during vacations.

• A person who does not use the internet for work.

What does "remote work" mean?

• A type of job that allows the employee to work online.

• A job that requires constant travel.

• A job that is only available in rural areas.

• A job that involves working in a factory.

Who are considered foreigners?

• People who are in a country different to their origin.

• People who work from home.

• People who travel for vacations.

• People who live in their home country.

What does "drive up" mean in the context of digital nomads?

• Increase.

• Decrease.

• Stabilize.

• Eliminate.

What does it mean to "attract" people in the context of digital nomads?

• Cause someone to come to a place or like an item.

• Repel someone from a place.

• Ignore someone.

• Force someone to leave a place.

How is being a digital nomad different from being on vacation?

• Digital nomads work full time while traveling.

• Digital nomads do not work at all.

• Digital nomads only work during holidays.

• Digital nomads work less than usual.

Why do some people criticize the digital nomad lifestyle?

• They believe it drives up rental prices in popular areas.

• They think it reduces tourism.

• They believe it decreases local employment.

• They think it harms the environment.

What is one benefit of digital nomads to the economy?

• They spend money in their host country and help boost tourism.

• They decrease the demand for local jobs.

• They reduce the cost of living.

• They limit the growth of local businesses.

What is a digital nomad visa?

• A visa offered by some countries to attract foreign spenders.

• A visa that allows unlimited travel.

• A visa that restricts online work.

• A visa that is only for vacation purposes.

Which countries are mentioned as having a high cost of living?

• Canada and the United States.

• Thailand and Indonesia.

• Portugal and Spain.

• India and China.