Lesson 8B.1-8B.2

8B.1-8B.2 Globalisation and the causes of migration Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Geography, Unit 11

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The 20 questions

  1. What two types of migration have increased due to global changes in labour demand?

    • Internal and international
    • Seasonal and circular
    • Local and regional
    • Urban to rural
  2. Approximately what share of the global population does 8B.1b say lives outside its country of birth?

    • 30-40%
    • 12-15%
    • 0.3-0.4%
    • 3-4%
  3. Which factor causes the proportion of international migrants to vary greatly between countries?

    • Migration policies
    • Total population size
    • Average climate conditions
    • Physical land area
  4. Which three main groups make up changing international migration flows?

    • Economic, refugee, asylum
    • Elite, seasonal, return
    • Tourist, student, pensioner
    • Internal, rural, urban
  5. What is the primary reason for most international human migration?

    • Escaping natural disasters
    • Retirement
    • Higher education
    • Work and family
  6. Besides work and family, what major factor drives refugee migration?

    • University admissions
    • Tourism promotion
    • Conflict and poverty
    • Strict tax laws
  7. Economic theory suggests maximum efficiency requires free movement of goods, capital, and what?

    • Labour
    • Currencies
    • Land
    • Information
  8. Which movement exemplifies unrestricted labour mobility within a single nation state?

    • UK regional movement
    • Schengen area movement
    • EU trans-border commuting
    • Global elite migration
  9. To what extent does the free movement of labour apply globally?

    • In all continents
    • Fully established
    • It does not
    • Mandated by UN
  10. Calculation: a country has 80 million people, and 3.5% of the world population lives outside its birth country. If the world population is 8 billion, how many people is that?

    • 2.8 million
    • 28 million
    • 280 million
    • 2.8 billion
  11. Which factor of production faces the greatest restrictions to international movement today?

    • Capital
    • Services
    • Labour
    • Goods
  12. What cause of migration occurs when individuals move to join settled relatives?

    • Elite migration
    • Forced relocation
    • Family reunification
    • Economic displacement
  13. Which three types of events interact to change global migration patterns?

    • Environmental, economic, political
    • Cultural, historical, demographic
    • Technological, linguistic, religious
    • Geographical, geological, social
  14. What major political issue conflicts with economic arguments for open borders?

    • National sovereignty
    • Lower GDP growth
    • Declining inflation
    • Reduced shipping costs
  15. Compared to economic migration, what is the scale of refugee displacement globally?

    • The primary flow
    • Equal in volume
    • Smaller secondary flow
    • An insignificant minority
  16. Roughly what percentage of the global population lives outside their country of birth?

    • 3 to 4 percent
    • 30 to 35 percent
    • 10 to 12 percent
    • 20 to 25 percent
  17. Why do governments restrict free labour movement despite potential economic efficiency gains?

    • Sovereignty concerns
    • Reduced total trade
    • Decreased global population
    • Lack of transport
  18. What global process primarily alters labour demand and drives modern international migration?

    • Isolationism
    • Globalisation
    • Protectionism
    • Autarky
  19. A country has 20 million residents, of whom 4 million were born abroad. What percentage of its residents were born outside the country?

    • 25%
    • 4%
    • 20%
    • 16%
  20. How has globalisation affected the scale of international and internal human migration?

    • Increased internal only
    • Decreased both
    • Increased international only
    • Increased both

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