Family Move to Canada: A New Beginning

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What is John's primary reason for moving to Canada with his family?

For better job opportunities (correct)
To find a larger apartment
To be closer to family
To experience a colder climate

How do John and his wife feel about the impending move?

Worried about financial stability
Indifferent about the changes
Doubtful about making new friends
Excited for the adventure ahead (correct)

What specific aspect of life in Canada will differ most for John's family?

The food options available
The education system for the children
The length of the workday for John
The size of their living space (correct)

What challenge are John and his family likely to face upon moving to Canada?

<p>Dealing with colder winters (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does John believe about the future after moving?

<p>It will definitely be worth the stress (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Immigration

The process of relocating to a new country for the purpose of establishing a permanent residence.

Reasons for Immigration

The reasons for relocating to another country, often driven by better opportunities, quality of life, or family ties.

Hope

A feeling of hope and optimism about the future, often associated with new beginnings or positive changes.

Stress (caused by moving)

A feeling of stress caused by a change in circumstances, particularly during the adjustment process.

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Planning for the future

Formulating plans and objectives for the future, often involving goals, aspirations, and strategies.

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Study Notes

Family Move to Canada

John, a father of two, is moving his family to Canada for better opportunities.
They currently live in a small apartment.
John is packing belongings, while his wife books flights.
The children are excited about the move, viewing it as an adventure.
The family anticipates significant differences in life in Canada.
Canadian winters are expected to be colder.
Canadian houses are anticipated to be larger.
John will start a new job in a few weeks.
The children will attend school soon after the move.
Despite the stress, the family is hopeful about their future in their new home.
John expresses confidence that the move will be worthwhile.

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Explore the journey of John's family as they relocate to Canada for better opportunities. Experience their excitement and the challenges they anticipate in adapting to a new life, including the colder climate and starting new jobs and schools. This quiz delves into the hopes and adjustments the family faces during this significant transition.