Lesson 8B.3
8B.3 Migration and cultural and ethnic composition Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Geography, Unit 11
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What main characteristic of nation states is directly altered by international migration?
- Political borders
- Topography
- Ethnic composition
- Climate zones
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At what spatial scales does the level of migrant integration vary geographically?
- Strictly regionally
- Between and within nations
- Solely locally
- Only globally
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Which major international labour flow is widely cited as causing political tension?
- Mexico to US
- UK to Australia
- Japan to China
- Brazil to Argentina
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Political tension regarding migration is primarily driven by differing perceptions of its what?
- Tectonic hazards
- Physical landforms
- Weather patterns
- Socio-economic impacts
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Which personal economic factor heavily influences an individual's ability to migrate internationally?
- Income level
- Marital status
- Gender identity
- Age profile
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What structural factor acts alongside personal skills to determine international migration ability?
- Time zones
- Border controls
- Language roots
- Local topography
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How does incoming international migration primarily affect a destination country's society?
- Prevents urban growth
- Diversifies cultural makeup
- Unifies language dialects
- Eliminates minority groups
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Why do skilled workers usually face fewer barriers to international migration than unskilled workers?
- Lower tax rates
- Higher skill demand
- Faster physical travel
- Larger family sizes
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Calculation: a city has 900,000 residents. If 180,000 of them are migrants, what percentage of the population are migrants?
- 18%
- 20%
- 2%
- 200%
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What direct effect do stricter national border controls have on international migration flows?
- Encourages economic growth
- Increases total migration
- Eliminates all movement
- Reduces legal migration
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Why might political tension over migration rise even when economic data shows clear benefits?
- Equal income distribution
- Identical cultural values
- Universal political agreement
- Differing social perceptions
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What two major outcomes commonly occur when a nation receives significant international migration?
- Cultural change and tension
- Linguistic unity and stability
- Demographic decline and peace
- Economic collapse and isolation
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Why does international migration not automatically lead to reduced social cohesion in host nations?
- All migrants assimilate
- Integration levels vary
- Cohesion is permanent
- Border controls fail
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Besides border controls, which key factor determines whether a person can successfully migrate?
- Climate preference
- Individual skill level
- National currency
- Driving ability
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How do rates of migrant integration compare across different locations within a host country?
- They remain identical
- They stay static
- They are unpredictable
- They vary significantly
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An individual's ability to migrate is determined by the interaction between personal factors and what?
- Ocean currents
- Physical health levels
- National border policies
- Global trade routes
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What primary factor often causes political tensions over migration despite clear economic benefits?
- Lower taxation rates
- Differing cultural perceptions
- Increased trade deficits
- High GDP growth
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Which two personal factors most directly dictate an individual's ability to migrate internationally?
- Religion and ethnicity
- Income and skills
- Language and nationality
- Gender and age
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What creates differing levels of migrant integration between different host nations?
- Uniform border laws
- Varying migrant profiles
- Global trade agreements
- Identical economic growth
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What major cultural effect does international migration have on host nations?
- Eliminating social tension
- Removing border controls
- Standardising global laws
- Reshaping ethnic composition
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