WorksheetsGLOBAL MIGRATION
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
1. What is global migration primarily concerned with?
A. Trade of goods across nations
B. Movement of people across international borders or within countries
C. The spread of global languages
D. Exchange of political ideologies
2. Which of the following is an example of international migration?
A. A person moving from Manila to Cebu
B. A farmer relocating within the same province
C. A Syrian refugee relocating to Germany
D. A family moving due to a house renovation
3. What distinguishes internal migration from international migration?
A. It involves moving across continents
B. It always involves permanent relocation
C. It happens within a country’s borders
D. It requires a visa
4. Which of these best describes temporary migration?
A. Migrating for seasonal work or education
B. Moving to escape political persecution
C. Migrating for permanent residency
D. Moving due to marriage
5. Which type of migration involves people fleeing due to war or persecution?
A. Labor migration
B. Voluntary migration
C. Refugee and forced migration
D. Student migration
6. What is the primary reason behind labor migration?
A. Education
B. Natural disasters
C. Family reunification
D. Employment opportunities
7. Why do students migrate internationally?
A. To pursue higher education
A. To escape war
C. To find permanent jobs
D. To reunite with family
8. What is an example of a pull factor in migration?
A. Civil war
B. Job opportunities abroad
C. Unemployment
D. Poverty
9. Which of the following is a push factor?
A. Access to good healthcare
B. Political Persecution
C. High wages
D. Family networks abroad
10. Which country has prominent family reunification immigration policies?
A. North Korea
B. Syria
C. Canada
D. Afghanistan
11. Which issue arose during the European migration crisis?
A. Increase in tourism
B. Humanitarian responsibility and border policy debates
C. Lack of student visas
D. Agricultural exports decline
12. How do remittances impact sending countries?
A. They provide financial support to families
B. They drain the economy
C. They increase taxes
D. They are illegal transfers
13. What is one positive cultural impact of migration on host countries?
A. Rising illiteracy rates
B. Cultural homogenization
C. Enriched cultural diversity
D. Loss of traditions
14. Which region is a major destination for South Asian labor migrants?
A. Europe
B. Gulf States
C. North America
D. South America
Pull factors are the reasons why people are attracted to another country or region. Below are the reasons for pull factors EXCEPT_____________________.
A. higher standard of living
B• Political Stability and Safety
C. higher wages
D. Job availability
