Migration

Q. Urban to urban migration is when a person moves from one to another in search of better employment opportunities or standard of living.

1. village
2. city
3. continent

Q. Internal migration does not change the ______ of the population. But it changes the distribution of the population of the country.

1. area
2. size
3. breadth
4. density

Q. Which of these statements are true about migration?

1. Migration maybe from urban to urban area.
2. Migration happens only from rural to urban area.
3. Migration may not always be permanent.
4. Migration done for a little less than a year is called long term migration.

Q. Permanently moving away from your original place is called ___________.

1. Urbanisation
2. Mechanisation
3. Migration
4. Transportation

Q. __________ migration means the movement of people within a country - i.e. between states, districts, villages, etc.

1. External
2. Internal
3. National
4. International

Q. _____factors force people to live in new areas.

1. Push
2. Pull
3. Force
4. Pressure

Q. Which of the following is not a benefit of rural to urban migration?

1. Better employment opportunities
2. Higher living standards
3. Access to better amenities
4. Reduced cost of living

Q. If a person moves from one country to another, it is called as ________ migration.

1. internal
2. intra
3. international
4. external

Q. The arctic tern and the snowy owl are the birds found in ___________.

1. equatorial forest
2. tropical areas
3. temperate areas
4. frigid zone

Q. Some of the areas in the hills are quite ________ populated. You may not find a village for miles.

1. densely
2. sparsely
3. heavily
4. quietly