Immigration Quiz

What is the definition of immigration according to the document?

• The process of people moving out of their native country.

• The process of people establishing homes, and often citizenship, in a country that is not their native country.

• The process of people visiting another country for a short period.

• The process of people being forced to leave their country.

Which category of immigrant is made up of skilled workers and business people?

• Family Class

• Refugees

• Economic Immigrant

• Other Immigrants

What does the term 'Demographic' refer to?

• The process of seeking refuge in another country.

• The guidelines that describe how objectives will be met.

• The growth in the number of people who can work.

• To do with the characteristics of populations.

What was established in 2002 to lay out objectives for each category of immigrants coming to Canada?

• The Immigration Point System

• The Economic Factors

• The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act

• The Policy for Business People

Which of the following is NOT a category of immigrants who apply to come and live in Canada according to the diagram?

• Economic Class

• Family Class

• Refugees

• Tourists

What is the main objective of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act for refugees?

• To grow the labor force and workforce.

• To save lives and offer protection to people who are displaced.

• To increase diversity and protect refugees.

• To ensure the health and safety of Canadians must be protected.

When was the Immigration Point System introduced?

• 2002

• 1967

• 1987

• 1997

What was a requirement for Chinese immigrants to Canada in the past?

• They had to speak both English and French.

• They were only allowed to immigrate on non-stop ships.

• They were required to pay a fixed fee.

• They needed to have family already living in Canada.

What was the Supreme Court's stance on the Singh decision regarding the right to life, liberty, and security of the person?

• The Supreme Court found it unconstitutional to deny Singh the right to plead his case.

• The Supreme Court upheld the decision to reject Singh under the Immigration Act.

• The Supreme Court did not comment on the right to life, liberty, and security of the person.

• The Supreme Court ruled that the Immigration Act fully complied with the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

What did the Supreme Court establish to provide hearings and decide on cases for people claiming refugee status?

• The Refugee Protection Agency

• The Immigration and Refugee Board

• The National Asylum Council

• The Human Rights Tribunal