"All migrants are forced to leave their home": to what extent do you agree?

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

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Q1.What is climate?

the weather on a particular dayhot weatheraverage weather conditions in an areaexperiencing all four seasons (autumn, winter, spring and summer)

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Q2.What is the climate like in the Caribbean?

coldfreezinghotdry

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Q3.What is the climate like in the Mountainous West?

coldfreezingdryit has a very diverse climate, depending on the areawet

3/8

Q4.What extreme weather affects the Caribbean?

hurricanestornadoessnowstormssandstorms

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Q5.What does climate change lead to?

predictable weatherunpredictable and consistent weatherconsistent and extreme weatherunpredictable and extreme weatherconsistent and predictable weather

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Q6.How will climate change affect the Caribbean?

more sandstorms, longer dry seasons and shorter wet seasonsmore strong and frequency hurricanes, longer dry seasons and shorter wet seasonsmore strong and frequency hurricanes, shorter dry seasons and longer wet seasonsless hurricanes, longer dry seasons and shorter wet seasons

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Q7.In the Rocky Mountains, what is currently killing plants?

humansice damageanimalsfrost damage

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Q8.In Arizona, where is there a cooler climate?

in the Northin the South

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Quiz:

Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.What is climate?

the weather on a particular dayhot weatheraverage weather conditions in an areaexperiencing all four seasons (autumn, winter, spring and summer)

1/8

Q2.What is the climate like in the Caribbean?

coldfreezinghotdry

2/8

Q3.What is the climate like in the Mountainous West?

coldfreezingdryit has a very diverse climate, depending on the areawet

3/8

Q4.What extreme weather affects the Caribbean?

hurricanestornadoessnowstormssandstorms

4/8

Q5.What does climate change lead to?

predictable weatherunpredictable and consistent weatherconsistent and extreme weatherunpredictable and extreme weatherconsistent and predictable weather

5/8

Q6.How will climate change affect the Caribbean?

6/8

Q7.In the Rocky Mountains, what is currently killing plants?

humansice damageanimalsfrost damage

7/8

Q8.In Arizona, where is there a cooler climate?

in the Northin the South

8/8

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Migration -

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Q1.What is migration?

Migration is the movement of goods from one place to another place.Migration is the movement of people from one place to another place.

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Q2.What is national migration?

Movement from one region to another, within the same country.Movement from one country to another.

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Q3.When a migrant intends on returning to their source country. What is this describing?

Permanent migrationVoluntary migrationTemporary migrationForced migration

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Q4.When a migrant makes a choice to leave their source country. What is this describing?

Permanent migrationVoluntary migrationTemporary migrationForced migration

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Q5.Globally, do the great majority of people migrate across borders or migrate within countries?

Migrate within countriesMigrate across borders

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Q6.In 2019, which geographic regions hosted the most number of migrants?

Latin America and the Caribbean and Northern AmericaEurope and AfricaAsia and EuropeAfrica and Asia

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Q7.Refugees are examples of economic migrants.

TrueFalse

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Q8.Which term is used to describe the unfair treatment of someone due to their race, identity, religion or political beliefs?

WarMigrantRefugeePersecutionForced

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Q9.A host country is the country that a migrant comes from.

TrueFalse

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Q10.Which of the following is the most important and most common push factor for economic migrants leaving their source countries?

Lack of foodWarsLack of employment opportunities (jobs)Natural disasters

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Q11.Which of the following is an example of a pull factor?

Lack of foodWarsLack of employment opportunities (jobs)Better transport linksNot enough schools and hospitals

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Q12.Which of the following is NOT an advantage of migration for a host country?

A richer and more diverse cultureIncrease in taxes being paid therefore more government moneyMoney if often sent back home by migrantsHelps to reduce labour (work) shortages

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Q13.The opposite of a voluntary migrant is called a _____ migrant.

VoluntaryForcedTemporaryRefugee

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Q14.An emigrant is a migrant who is arriving in a new country.

TrueFalse

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Migration -

End of lesson quiz

Q1.What is migration?

Migration is the movement of goods from one place to another place.Migration is the movement of people from one place to another place.

1/14

Q2.What is national migration?

Movement from one region to another, within the same country.Movement from one country to another.

2/14

Q3.When a migrant intends on returning to their source country. What is this describing?

Permanent migrationVoluntary migrationTemporary migrationForced migration

3/14

Q4.When a migrant makes a choice to leave their source country. What is this describing?

Permanent migrationVoluntary migrationTemporary migrationForced migration

4/14

Q5.Globally, do the great majority of people migrate across borders or migrate within countries?

Migrate within countriesMigrate across borders

5/14

Q6.In 2019, which geographic regions hosted the most number of migrants?

Latin America and the Caribbean and Northern AmericaEurope and AfricaAsia and EuropeAfrica and Asia

6/14

Q7.Refugees are examples of economic migrants.

TrueFalse

7/14

Q8.Which term is used to describe the unfair treatment of someone due to their race, identity, religion or political beliefs?

WarMigrantRefugeePersecutionForced

8/14

Q9.A host country is the country that a migrant comes from.

TrueFalse

9/14

Q10.Which of the following is the most important and most common push factor for economic migrants leaving their source countries?

Lack of foodWarsLack of employment opportunities (jobs)Natural disasters

10/14

Q11.Which of the following is an example of a pull factor?

Lack of foodWarsLack of employment opportunities (jobs)Better transport linksNot enough schools and hospitals

11/14

Q12.Which of the following is NOT an advantage of migration for a host country?

A richer and more diverse cultureIncrease in taxes being paid therefore more government moneyMoney if often sent back home by migrantsHelps to reduce labour (work) shortages

12/14

Q13.The opposite of a voluntary migrant is called a _____ migrant.

VoluntaryForcedTemporaryRefugee

13/14

Q14.An emigrant is a migrant who is arriving in a new country.

TrueFalse

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Lesson summary: "All migrants are forced to leave their home": to what extent do you agree?

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