Question 1: What term describes the process by which a foreign national becomes a citizen of a new

country?

a) Migration b) Emigration c) Naturalization d) Resettlement

Question 2: Which term refers to a strong and irrational fear or hatred of foreigners or people from
different cultures?

a) Asylum b) Xenophobia c) Integration d) Multiculturalism

Question 3:

A person who has been forced to leave their home country due to persecution or fear of persecution is
called a:

a) Migrant b) Immigrant c) Refugee d) Asylee

Question 4: What is the legal document issued by a country's government allowing a foreign national to
enter, stay, or work in that country for a specified period and purpose?

a) Visa b) Citizenship c) Deportation d) Diaspora

Question 5: The process of helping refugees or immigrants establish a new home and life in a different
country or location is known as:

a) Assimilation b) Resettlement c) Deportation d) Detention

Question 6: Which term describes the act of holding individuals, often immigrants, in a controlled
environment while their immigration status is determined or pending legal proceedings?

a) Detention b) Emigration c) Integration d) Asylum

Question 7: What is the act of leaving one's home country to settle in another?

a) Migration b) Diaspora c) Multiculturalism d) Resettlement

Question 8: Which word refers to the movement of people from one place to another, often across
borders or between countries?

a) Deportation b) Migration c) Naturalization d) Asylum

Question 9: The idea that individuals and communities maintain connections and engage in activities
that transcend national borders is called:

a) Xenophobia b) Transnationalism c) Multiculturalism d) Integration

Question 10: What term describes the forced removal of an individual from a country to their home
country or another destination?

a) Deportation b) Resettlement c) Citizenship d) Immigration

Question 11: Which word represents a dispersed group of people who share a common cultural or
ethnic identity but live outside their ancestral homeland?

a) Emigration b) Multiculturalism c) Diaspora d) Integration

Question 12: What is the philosophy or movement that seeks to promote human welfare and alleviate
suffering, often applied to issues related to immigration?

a) Humanitarianism b) Immigration c) Asylum d) Visa

Question 13: Integration is the process by which immigrants become fully incorporated into the social,
economic, and cultural life of their new country. What term describes this process?

a) Xenophobia b) Assimilation c) Detention d) Resettlement

Question 14: What term is used to describe a legal document issued by a country's government allowing
a foreign national to enter, stay, or work in that country for a specified period and purpose?

a) Citizenship b) Visa c) Multiculturalism d) Deportation

Question 15: Which word represents the act of holding individuals, often immigrants, in a controlled
environment while their immigration status is determined or pending legal proceedings?

a) Integration b) Detention c) Refugee d) Asylum

Question 16: A __________ is a person who has been forced to leave their home country due to war,
persecution, or other reasons and seeks refuge in another country.

a) Refugee b) Immigrant c) Migrant d) Citizen

Question 17: The process of helping refugees or immigrants establish a new home and life in a different
country or location is called __________.

a) Resettlement b) Naturalization c) Emigration d) Integration

Question 18: __________ is a philosophy or movement that seeks to promote human welfare and
alleviate suffering, often applied to issues related to immigration.

a) Multiculturalism b) Diaspora c) Humanitarianism d) Xenophobia

Question 19: What is the term for the process by which immigrants adopt the cultural norms and values
of their host country?

a) Multiculturalism b) Assimilation c) Emigration d) Detention

Question 20: The idea that individuals and communities maintain connections and engage in activities
that transcend national borders is called __________.

a) Transnationalism b) Refugee c) Citizenship d) Immigration