Refugee

What is the primary reason people become refugees according to the passage?

• To seek refuge from danger or difficulty

• To permanently change their homes

• To explore new countries

• To find better job opportunities

How did the League of Nations help refugees in the early 1900s?

• By creating a passport for refugees to move freely

• By providing financial aid to refugees

• By establishing refugee camps

• By resettling refugees in new countries

What was a significant cause of refugee movement during World War II?

• Nazi persecution of Jews

• Economic opportunities in other countries

• Natural disasters

• Religious conflicts

How did the creation of Israel in 1948 affect the Arab population in Palestine?

• Many Arabs became refugees

• Arabs gained more land

• Arabs were given citizenship in Israel

• Arabs formed a new government

What was the role of the United Nations in assisting refugees after World War II?

• Created the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees

• Provided military support to refugees

• Established new countries for refugees

• Offered financial compensation to refugees

What was a major consequence of the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s?

• Two million people became refugees

• Yugoslavia became a communist state

• Yugoslavia joined the European Union

• Yugoslavia experienced economic growth

Why did many people leave Cuba in 1959?

• Cuba became a Communist state

• Cuba was hit by a natural disaster

• Cuba offered better job opportunities

• Cuba joined the United Nations

What is the main idea of "Refugee"?

• 1. People need to help refugees living in difficult conditions.

• 1. After World War II many refugees were finally able to return to their homeland.

• 1. The League of Nations is a very important group that works to protect refugees today.

• 1. There are many events that have led to people becoming refugees throughout history.

How is this text organized?

• 1. The author lists ways to help take care of and aid refugees living around the world.

• 1. The author compares and contrasts the types of refugees coming from different countries.

• 1. The author asks different questions about refugees and then answers them for the reader.

• 1. The author tells when and why people have become refugees from the past to the present.

What happened to refugees when modern nations developed?

• 1. Refugees had to follow rules and get permission to enter a new country.

• 1. Countries gave back refugees to the country that mistreated them.

• 1. It became easier for refugees to move to new countries.

• 1. Countries gave asylum to any refugee who needed it.