Why do people move?

What is a "push" factor?

• Something that encourages people to move to a place.

• Something that positively promotes an area.

• Something that forces someone out of a place.

• Something that is appealing about a place.

Which of the following best suits a "pull" factor?

• Better education, chance of war, income.

• Better education, no military conflict, better healthcare.

• Drought, military conflicts, torrential rain.

• Poorer housing, good hospitals, low incomes.

True or False:

Countries with a high per capita income tend to be more urbanised, while low-income countries are the least urbanised.

• True

• False

Which of the following are typical of poorer urbanised areas?

• Slums, poor sanitation, limited public transport, higher pollution rates.

• Slums, good sanitation and water, limited public transport.

• Secure housing, good sanitation, great public transport.

• Poor sanitation, bad public transport, higher pollution rates.

Which statement best defines "standard of living"?

• The standard happiness experienced by an individual.

• The level of happiness of a person.

• The amount of wealth and comforts available to a person.

Which statement best defines "quality of life"?

• The amount of stuff people can buy.

• The standard of health, comfort, and happiness experienced by an individual.

• The amount of wealth and material comfort available to a person.

The World Happiness Report is an indicator of:

• Quality of Life

• Standard of Living

Per capita income measures the

• amount of money of a nation

• amount of food produced by a person

• amount of money earned per person in a nation

• amount of pies in the oven