Narrative of Immigration Experiences

The video shares personal stories of migration to the US from various countries, including the Philippines, Mexico, Egypt, Vietnam, and China. It highlights the challenges faced in adapting to a new culture and language, as well as the pursuit of the American Dream. The narratives emphasize the sacrifices made by families for better opportunities and the importance of education in achieving success.

Why did the narrator's mother move to New York?

• To join her husband

• For college

• For a job opportunity

• Due to her father's job at the embassy

What was the profession of the narrator's father when he moved to the US?

• Lawyer

• Teacher

• Engineer

• Doctor

In what year did the narrator's father move to the US for work?

• 2005

• 2003

• 2001

• 2007

How long did the narrator and their mother stay in the Philippines before joining the father in the US?

• Four years

• Three years

• Two years

• One year

What was the narrator's initial expectation about speaking English in the US?

• They would not need to speak English

• It would be easy

• They would learn it quickly

• It would be very difficult

What was the main challenge the narrator faced when adapting to English in the US?

• Making friends

• Finding English classes

• Reading English books

• Understanding complex words

Where did the narrator's parents from Mexico meet?

• At a social event

• Through mutual friends

• At work

• At a university

Why did the narrator's parents from Egypt decide to move to the US?

• For a vacation

• For better job opportunities

• To join their relatives

• For educational purposes

From which country did the narrator's father escape during the Vietnam War?

• China

• Vietnam

• Malaysia

• Thailand

What did the narrator's father from Vietnam do to attend an American high school?

• Moved with his family

• Lied about his age

• Got a scholarship

• Learned English quickly