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What does the professor define as migration?
What does the professor define as migration?
- Movement of people from one city to another city
- Movement of people within the same city
- Movement of people within the same country
- Movement of people to a different country (correct)
What type of migration occurs when individuals move to a new area without freely choosing to do so?
What type of migration occurs when individuals move to a new area without freely choosing to do so?
- Forced migration (correct)
- Domestic migration
- Voluntary migration
- International migration
What prefix is commonly used for migration that involves moving away from one place?
What prefix is commonly used for migration that involves moving away from one place?
- Im-
- In-
- E- (correct)
- Ex-
Which type of migration is more common, according to the professor?
Which type of migration is more common, according to the professor?
What does immigration refer to in the context of migration?
What does immigration refer to in the context of migration?
Which prefix is associated with movement towards a place in the context of migration?
Which prefix is associated with movement towards a place in the context of migration?
What kind of migration occurs when people move from one region to another region within the same country?
What kind of migration occurs when people move from one region to another region within the same country?
What is the main focus of international migration?
What is the main focus of international migration?
Which type of migration involves individuals freely choosing to move?
Which type of migration involves individuals freely choosing to move?
What prefix is commonly used for movement towards a place in the context of migration?
What prefix is commonly used for movement towards a place in the context of migration?
Migration is when people move to a new area or country and settle and make their ______ there.
Migration is when people move to a new area or country and settle and make their ______ there.
Forced migration is migration that people have not freely chosen to do, while voluntary migration is its ______.
Forced migration is migration that people have not freely chosen to do, while voluntary migration is its ______.
Emigration refers to movement away from a place, with the prefix e- meaning ______ or out.
Emigration refers to movement away from a place, with the prefix e- meaning ______ or out.
Immigration refers to movement towards somewhere, with the prefix im- meaning ______ or into.
Immigration refers to movement towards somewhere, with the prefix im- meaning ______ or into.
International migration involves the movement of peoples across ______ borders.
International migration involves the movement of peoples across ______ borders.
Domestic migration is more common and occurs when people move from one region to another region within the same ______.
Domestic migration is more common and occurs when people move from one region to another region within the same ______.
Migration is often in the news when it involves movement from one ______ to another.
Migration is often in the news when it involves movement from one ______ to another.
International immigrants are individuals who were not originally born in the ______.
International immigrants are individuals who were not originally born in the ______.
The rest of the individuals in the class were not originally born in the ______.
The rest of the individuals in the class were not originally born in the ______.
The prefix e- added to migration means ______ or out.
The prefix e- added to migration means ______ or out.
Match the following prefixes with their meanings in the context of migration:
Match the following prefixes with their meanings in the context of migration:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following descriptions with the correct type of migration:
Match the following descriptions with the correct type of migration:
Match the following prefixes with their meanings in the context of migration:
Match the following prefixes with their meanings in the context of migration:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following descriptions with the correct type of migration:
Match the following descriptions with the correct type of migration:
Migration is when people move to a new area or country and stay temporarily without settling down.
Migration is when people move to a new area or country and stay temporarily without settling down.
Emigration refers to movement towards a place, with the prefix e- meaning into.
Emigration refers to movement towards a place, with the prefix e- meaning into.
Immigration involves moving from one place to another within the same country.
Immigration involves moving from one place to another within the same country.
Domestic migration is less common than international migration.
Domestic migration is less common than international migration.
Voluntary migration occurs when individuals freely choose to move to a new area.
Voluntary migration occurs when individuals freely choose to move to a new area.
International immigrants are individuals who were originally born in the city they currently reside in.
International immigrants are individuals who were originally born in the city they currently reside in.
Forced migration is when people move to a new area without freely choosing to do so.
Forced migration is when people move to a new area without freely choosing to do so.
Domestic migration involves people moving from one region to another within the same country.
Domestic migration involves people moving from one region to another within the same country.
International migration only involves movement within the same country.
International migration only involves movement within the same country.
Involuntary migration is another term for voluntary migration.
Involuntary migration is another term for voluntary migration.
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