Quizzes and hypotheticals

Q1 Who is a migrant? a. A person who leaves a country to settle in another b. A person from a non-English speaking country who settles in an English speaking country c. A person from an English speaking country who settles in a non-English speaking country d. An Australian expatriate

Q2 What is multiculturalism? a. An immigration requirement b. A policy based on rights and responsibilities c. A law based on place of birth d. A United Nations convention

Q3 What percentage of migrants arrive in Australia speaking English well? a. 5% b. 25% c. 55% d. 75%

Q4 How many migrants become Australian citizens? a. Very few b. About 70% c. All migrants d. Only migrants from some countries

Q5 Does immigration cause higher unemployment? a. It does not cause higher unemployment b. It causes some unemployment c. It causes unemployment in regional areas d. It is the main cause of unemployment in Australia

Q6 What do we call a person who has a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership of a particular social group and has fled their country of origin? a. An immigrant b. A tourist c. A migrant d. A refugee

Q7 Who is an "asylum seeker"? a. A tourist who has applied for a visa b. A person who has applied to migrate to Australia c. A person who has applied for Australia's protection d. A person who has applied for exemption from taxes

Q8 Why does Australia have a duty to refugees? a. Australia has a small population b. Australia is a very large country c. Australia needs more people d. Australia has signed the United Nations Refugee Convention

Q9 Why do people become refugees? a. Because they want a better standard of living b. Because they are forced to leave their countries c. Because they want better jobs d. Because they want better education for their children

Q10 Why are some refugees held in detention centres? a. Because they have criminal backgrounds b. Because they have arrived in Australia by boat c. Because they have arrived in Australia without a valid visa or travel document d. Because they choose to go there