Pre test Unit Three Migration

Circular migration: The temporary movement of a migrant worker between home and host countries to seek ________.

• education

• tourism

• employment

• healthcare

Internal migration: Permanent movement of people within a particular ________.

• country

• city

• continent

• planet

Circulation: Short-term, repetitive, or cyclical movements that recur on a ________ basis.

• regular

• irregular

• sporadic

• random

Immigration: Permanent movement of people to a new ________.

• location

• destination

• country

• city

Counterurbanization: Net migration from urban to rural areas in developed ________.

• countries

• cities

• regions

• districts

Net migration: The difference in a given place between the level of immigration and the level of ________.

• emigration

• population

• urbanization

• natural increase

A quota in reference to migration is:

• A limit on the number of people who can migrate to a country

• A financial charge imposed on migrants

• A type of visa for skilled workers

• A cultural exchange program

Intervening obstacle: An environmental or cultural feature of the landscape that hinders ________.

• migration

• communication

• construction

• transportation

Push factor: A reason that induces people to leave old ________.

• locations

• habits

• friends

• jobs

International migration: Permanent movement of people from one country to ________.

• another

• the same country

• a city

• a continent