Wellbeing and Migration - XSPAND

ILLEGAL

100

What is the form of the text, Illegal?

Graphic Novel

200

Who are the authors of Illegal?

Eoin Colfer and Andrew Donkin

300

Who illustrated Illegal?

Giovanni Rigano

400

Where are the main characters trying to migrate to? 

Europe (Italy)

500

What does Helen, the real person interviewed by Women for Refugee Women, want to do?

Get an education and become a nurse.

MIGRATION

100

What is a migrant?

A person who moves from one place to another, often in search of better living conditions.

200

Refugees and Asylum Seekers are the same thing. True or False?

False.

300

Is it illegal for a person to seek asylum in a foreign country if the person has no passport or visa?

No. Seeking asylum is a human right. 

400

Which international organisation was founded in 1945 to discuss common problems, and find shared solutions that benefit all of humanity?

The United Nations (UN)

500

How does an asylum seeker become a refugee?

By applying for, and being granted, refugee status by a foreign government.

WELLBEING FACTORS

100

What does GDP stand for? 

Gross Domestic Product

200

What does OECD stand for?

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

300

How does availability of education affect the wellbeing of a country's population? 

Teacher discretion in determining acceptable answers.

400

What does Civil Engagement refer to in terms of wellbeing? 

Any answer that specifies community engagement, caring about politics, voting rights, freedom to protest, or government honesty and transparency is acceptable.

500

List 5 of the 11 OECD's indicators of wellbeing

^Housing

^{Income and Wealth}

^{Work and Job Quality}

^{Social connections}

^{Knowledge and skills}

^{Environmental quality}

^{Civic Engagement} 

^Health

^{Subjective wellbeing}

^Safety

^{Work-life balance}

MAPPING DATA

100

What does BOLTSS Stand for?

BORDER
ORIENTATION
LEGEND
TITLE
SCALE
SOURCE

200

On a standard map of Australia, which compass direction would you use to describe 'the left part of Australia'?

West(ern)

300

What is the purpose of a legend (key)?

A legend displays the meaning of the symbols, colors and styles used to represent geographic data on the map. Legends consist of examples of the symbols on the map with labels containing explanatory text.

400

What is the purpose of a graph?

To show trends in data and allow comparisons to be made.

500

What is the name given to the details on a map that show the height and depth of landmasses, such as mountains and valleys? 

Topography

SOURCES

100

What are the two types of historical sources?

Primary Sources and Secondary Sources.

200

A handwritten journal sits in a museum. The journal is a ________ source.

primary

300

A website features an article about a journal that sits in a museum. There is an explanation of the journal's importance and some excerpts from the journal. The website is a _________ source. 

secondary

400

Explain why a primary source could be considered a more reliable source than a secondary source. 

Teacher discretion to determine acceptable answers.

500

Explain what each part of this reference is:

Hasler, E 2018, The built environment, Liverpool University Press, Liverpool.

Author's surname, initial and year of publication, title, publisher, location of publication.