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45 - 50 pages - Migration Honors

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Ravenstein's Laws of Migration include all EXCEPT

a)

older women migrating to international locations.

b)

rural to urban area.

c)

migrants moving short distances.

d)

long-distance migration done in steps.

2.

The number # 1 push and pull factor comes from

a)

an environmental reason

b)

a social reason

c)

a political reason.

d)

an economic reason

3.

Many people from Afghanistan became ___________________ as the fled from the extended civil war that began when the Soviet Union invaded the country in 1979.

a)

step migrants

b)

refugees

c)

net-migrants

d)

immigrants

4.

Global migration patterns demonstrate that migrants emigrate from ____________ and immigrate to _____________

a)

More Developed Countries and Newly Industrialized Countries

b)

Europe to Asia

c)

Less Developed Countries and More Developed Countries

d)

Latin America to Africa

5.

The Western Hemisphere was the destination for 10 million Africans. This is example of an involuntary migration also known as

a)

pull factor.

b)

forced migration.

c)

gravity model.

d)

step migration.

6.

Refugees fleeing from the Balkans during 1990s were mostly reacting to

a)

cultural pull factors

b)

economic push factors

c)

environmental push factors

d)

cultural push factors

7.

Moving within a country is an example of

a)

critical distance.

b)

internal migration.

c)

distance decay.

d)

dislocation.

8.

______________________ : A RLE (real life example) a country that allows for social freedoms.

a)

Push factors

b)

Pull factors

c)

Gravity Model

d)

Intervening opportunities.

9.

A person from Town A moves to Town B, who moves to Town C and finally settles in Town D is an example of

a)

step migration.

b)

distance decay.

c)

critical distance

d)

mobility.

10.

Oceans, mountains and plains are real life examples of

a)

intervening opportunities

b)

interregional migrations.

c)

intervening obstacles.

d)

intraregional migrations.