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Reasons why people have migrate to Australia

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Why do people move?


Why do people move?Version en ligne Reasons why people have migrate to Australia par Riana 1 What is a 'push factor' in migration? a A reason that makes someone leave their home country b A tool used to transport people between countries c A type of visa needed to migrate d A reason that attracts someone to a new country 2 Which of these is an example of a 'pull factor'? a A natural disaster destroying homes b Better job opportunities in Australia c Being persecuted for their beliefs d Fleeing a war in their home country 3 A person leaves their country because of ongoing war and unsafe conditions. What kind of factor is this? a A tourism factor b A push factor c An employment factor d A pull factor 4 A family migrates to Australia so their children can attend a well-regarded school. What kind of factor is this? a Neither — it's not a migration factor b A climate factor only c A push factor d A pull factor 5 Which pair correctly matches a push factor with a pull factor? a Push: family reunification Pull: employment b Push: persecution Pull: better job opportunities c Push: climate with good weather Pull: safety d Push: better job opportunities Pull: persecution 6 Why might climate be a reason for migration? a Climate never affects where people choose to live b Climate is only a pull factor, never a push factor c Extreme climate events (like drought or flooding) can force people to leave, while a milder climate can attract others d Climate only affects animals, not people 7 A skilled worker moves to Australia because their profession is in high demand and pays well. What is this an example of? a A pull factor related to employment b A push factor related to family c A push factor related to employment d Neither a push nor pull factor 8 Someone migrates to join family members who already live in Australia. What kind of factor is this most closely linked to? a Not a real reason for migration b A pull factor — family already in Australia is attracting them c A climate factor d A push factor — they are forced to leave Feedback 1 A push factor is a negative condition in someone's home country — like war or lack of jobs — that encourages them to leave. 2 something appealing that draws a person toward a new country, unlike the other options which push people away. 3 War and unsafe conditions are push factors because they force people to leave their home country for safety. 5 Persecution is a negative condition pushing someone to leave, while better job opportunities is an appealing reason pulling someone toward a new country. 6 Climate can act as both a push factor (e.g. drought destroying farmland) and a pull factor (e.g. a milder climate being more comfortable to live in). 7 High demand and good pay are attractive conditions drawing the worker toward Australia, making this a pull factor. 8 Reuniting with family is a pull factor, since it's the appeal of the destination country that motivates the move.

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Why do people move?Version en ligne

par Riana

What is a 'push factor' in migration?

Which of these is an example of a 'pull factor'?

A person leaves their country because of ongoing war and unsafe conditions. What kind of factor is this?

A family migrates to Australia so their children can attend a well-regarded school. What kind of factor is this?

Which pair correctly matches a push factor with a pull factor?

Why might climate be a reason for migration?

A skilled worker moves to Australia because their profession is in high demand and pays well. What is this an example of?

Someone migrates to join family members who already live in Australia. What kind of factor is this most closely linked to?

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