Challenge 6 Quiz

What is migration?

• A) Staying in one place forever

• B) Moving from one place to another to live or work

• C) Traveling for vacation

• D) Changing jobs within the same city

Which of the following is an example of a refugee?

• A) A student studying abroad

• B) A worker moving for a job opportunity

• C) A person fleeing war to find safety in another country

• D) A tourist visiting a new country

What is the main difference between a refugee and an asylum seeker?

• A) Refugees have been officially recognized; asylum seekers are still waiting for approval

• B) Asylum seekers flee from war, while refugees move for jobs

• C) Refugees stay in their home country, but asylum seekers leave

• D) Asylum seekers only migrate within their own country

Which situation is an example of forced displacement?

• A) A person leaving their country because they got a job abroad

• B) A family moving to another city for better schools

• C) A community fleeing a war zone because their homes were destroyed

• D) A student studying in a foreign university

Which of these is a push factor for migration?

• A) A new job opportunity abroad

• B) A war making a country unsafe to live in

• C) A scholarship to study in another country

• D) A warm climate in another country

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

• A) War and political instability

• B) A natural disaster destroying farmland

• C) High unemployment rates in a country

• D) Better healthcare and education in another country

Which term describes when someone becomes part of a new society and culture?

• A) Migration

• B) Integration

• C) Displacement

• D) Refugee

Which of the following is NOT a reason someone might seek asylum?

• A) War or violence in their home country

• B) Persecution based on religion or ethnicity

• C) Wanting to explore a new culture

• D) Political threats against them

Which is an example of pull factors attracting migrants to a country?

• A) War, famine, and job shortages

• B) Free education, job availability, and political stability

• C) Natural disasters and unsafe environments

• D) Overcrowding and poor healthcare systems

What term describes the movement of people from one country to another?

• A) Migration

• B) Displacement

• C) Immigration

• D) Evacuation