F.2 Geography - Unit 3.1 - Migration

Definition:

Migration refers the (a)   of people from one place to another.

What is meant by "Voluntary migration"?

• Voluntary migration is the movement of people without any personal choice.
• Voluntary migration is forced relocation due to external pressures.
• Voluntary migration occurs only during natural disasters.
• Voluntary migration is the movement of people based on their own choice.

What is meant by "Emigration"?

• Emigration is the process of moving within the same country.
• Emigration refers to the act of visiting another country temporarily.
• Emigration is the process of immigrating to a new country.
• Emigration is the process of leaving one's country to live in another.

What is meant by "Forced migration"?

• Voluntary relocation for better opportunities
• Migration due to natural disasters
• Movement of people for tourism purposes
• Forced migration is the involuntary movement of people due to external pressures.

What is meant by "Internal migration"?

• Internal migration is the movement of people within a country or region.
• Internal migration refers to moving to a different country.
• Internal migration is the relocation of people to urban areas only.
• Internal migration is the process of people moving abroad for work.

What is meant by "Push factors" in migration?

• Push factors are always positive influences on migration.
• Push factors refer to the economic benefits of staying in one's home country.
• Push factors are negative aspects of a person's home environment that compel them to migrate.
• Push factors are the cultural attractions that draw people to a new location.

Which of the following are pull factors for migration?

• More spacious environment

• Air pollution

• Higher salary/ wages

• Expensive housing

Which of the following are push factors for migration?

• Overcrowding

• Pollution problems

• Overpopulation

• Better healthcare system

If a person moves from Shanghai to Beijing for a job with a higher salary, which of the following are the types of his/her migration?

• Voluntary

• Economic

• Forced

• Internal

• International

If a person moves from Hong Kong to London for further education, which of the following are the types of his/her migration?

• Voluntary

• Economic

• Forced

• Internal

• International