Lesson 2.2.2.2

2.2.2.2 Why has migration become increasingly complex? Quiz: OCR Geography, Unit 4

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The 20 questions

  1. Which global migration corridors are now equal in magnitude to South-North corridors?

    • North-South corridors
    • South-South corridors
    • North-North corridors
    • East-West corridors

  2. Which demographic group has seen a marked concentration increase in 21st-century global migration?

    • Female migrants
    • Retired migrants
    • Elderly dependents
    • Child migrants

  3. Which global phenomenon has primarily driven the emergence of new source and host migration destinations?

    • De-urbanisation
    • Economic globalisation
    • Agricultural decline
    • Political isolationism

  4. What term describes the distinct migration flow established between specifically two individual countries?

    • Multilateral corridor
    • Bilateral corridor
    • Circular corridor
    • Transnational hub

  5. Which primary factor has caused recent significant increases in global refugee numbers worldwide?

    • Economic recession
    • Tourism growth
    • Conflict and persecution
    • Academic exchange

  6. Which country development category is used in OCR topic 2.b to illustrate bilateral interdependence?

    • EDC
    • AC
    • HIC
    • LIDC

  7. What financial transfers sent home by international migrants directly support economic development in origin countries?

    • Tariffs
    • FDI loans
    • Remittances
    • Foreign aid

  8. Migrants moving between two developing nations, such as Myanmar to Thailand, represent which corridor type?

    • South-South
    • North-South
    • North-North
    • South-North

  9. High demand for foreign labour in Gulf states attracting Asian workers demonstrates which migration driver?

    • Political persecution
    • Retirement migration
    • Environmental displacement
    • Economic globalisation

  10. Strict point-based visa systems introduced by host nations reflect changes in which key migration factor?

    • Refugee quotas
    • Immigration policy
    • Physical barriers
    • Bilateral trade

  11. Financial reliance on migrant remittances between Mexico and the USA creates which type of relationship?

    • Interdependence
    • Independence
    • Sovereignty
    • Autarky

  12. Female workers migrating independently for employment abroad illustrates which modern trend in global migration?

    • Forced deportation
    • Feminisation of migration
    • Seasonal return
    • Family reunification

  13. Populations forced to flee across international borders due to active armed warfare are classed as what?

    • Expatriates
    • Refugees
    • Internal evacuees
    • Economic migrants

  14. Poland to UK migration following the 2004 EU enlargement represents an expansion of which corridor?

    • Unilateral flow
    • Internal transit
    • Bilateral flow
    • Forced exile

  15. Migrants returning home with democratic values and technical skills represent a flow of what?

    • Forced labour
    • Physical infrastructure
    • Capital and goods
    • Ideas and technology

  16. Which factor best explains why South-South migration corridors have expanded rapidly in recent years?

    • Proximity and costs
    • Open border treaties
    • Equal wage rates
    • Universal currencies

  17. Why do established bilateral migrant corridors tend to promote political stability between connected countries?

    • Military occupation
    • Trade embargos
    • Diplomatic cooperation
    • Border closures

  18. What distinguishes an internally displaced person from a refugee under international legal definitions?

    • Cause of flight
    • Duration of stay
    • Age of migrant
    • Crossing international borders

  19. Modern emigration policies in EDCs balance domestic development needs primarily with which factor?

    • Cultural homogenisation
    • Tariff reductions
    • Remittance benefits
    • Urban sprawl

  20. What key challenge do developing nations face when large numbers of educated workers emigrate abroad?

    • Trade deficit
    • Depopulation
    • Brain gain
    • Brain drain

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