Who immigrates to Canada
Who is eligible to immigrate to Canada?
A) Only people with Canadian ancestry.
B) Anyone with a job offer in Canada.
C) Only individuals from countries with strong trade agreements with Canada.
D) Individuals who meet specific criteria, such as skilled workers, students, refugees, and family members of Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
D) Individuals who meet specific criteria, such as skilled workers, students, refugees, and family members of Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
Who is permitted to settle in Canada?
A) Only individuals with a direct Canadian heritage.
B) Anyone possessing an employment opportunity within Canada.
C) Those who fulfill certain conditions, such as being skilled professionals, students, refugees, or related to Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
D) Only those from nations with favorable economic agreements with Canada.
C) Those who fulfill certain conditions, such as being skilled professionals, students, refugees, or related to Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
Overall, does Canada benefit from immigration?
A) No, it creates economic strain and social division.
B) Yes, it contributes to economic growth, diversity, and innovation.
C) No, it leads to an increase in unemployment.
D) Yes, but only in certain regions of Canada.
B) Yes, it contributes to economic growth, diversity, and innovation.
What is the process of people establishing homes and often citizenship in a country that is not their native country called?
A) Migration
B) Colonization
C) Immigration
D) Expatriation
Answer:
C) Immigration
Which two perspectives should be considered when discussing immigration in Canada?
A) The perspective of Indigenous communities and the needs of the Canadian military.
B) The views of Indigenous communities and people from Quebec.
C) The economic benefits for immigrants and the perspective of environmentalists.
D) The influence of urban vs rural populations and the perspective of international businesses.
Indigenous Communities and the people from Quebec
Spouses, Partners, children, parents or grandparents can immigrate to Canada in this category.
A) Economic Immigration
B) Family Sponsorship
C) Refugee Status
D) Temporary Worker Program
B) Family Sponsorship
Which two factors does the Canadian government consider when someone is immigrating to Canada?
A) Age and education
B) Language ability and work experience
C) Nationality and travel history
D) Age, education, language ability, work experience, arranged employment, and adaptability
D) Age, education, language ability, work experience, arranged employment, and adaptabilityAge, Education, Language ability, work experience, Arranged employment, adaptability
Name one reason why Canada benefits from immigration?
A) It helps maintain a balanced population age structure by bringing in younger workers.
B) It decreases cultural diversity.
C) It reduces the need for public services.
D) It encourages more people to leave Canada.
Answer:
A) It helps maintain a balanced population age structure by bringing in younger workers.
What is the process of leaving one's own country to settle permanently in another called?
A) Immigration
B) Emigration
C) Migration
D) Expatriation
Answer:
B) Emigration
Have Indigenous communities been adequately consulted on immigration matters in Canada?
A) No, they have been sidelined due to colonial influences.
B)Yes, they play a central role in immigration policies.
C) Yes, they actively shape the system to protect their rights.
A) No, they have been sidelined due to colonial influences.
A refugee is someone who...
A) Chooses to move to a new country for better job opportunities.
B) Fears persecution in their home country due to race, religion, nationality, or political opinion.
C) Moves to a new country for education purposes.
D) Is forced to leave their country due to economic hardship.
Answer:
B) Fears persecution in their home country due to race, religion, nationality, or political opinion.
Canada accepts refugees for many reasons. Which of the following is one of those reasons?
A) Humanitarian
B) Economic growth
C) Environmental concerns
D) Political stability
Answer:
A) Humanitarian
Which group in Canada might say they do not benefit from immigration until their needs are met?
A) Immigrants themselves
B) Indigenous communities
C) Immigrant service organizations
D) Canadian businesses
Answer:
B) Indigenous communities – The rights, needs, and treaties Indigenous communities should be prioritized before Canada fully benefits from immigration.
Indigenous Climate Action Website
What is a measure of well-being?
A) Economic growth
B) Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
C) Education level
D) Standard of living
Answer:
D) Standard of living
What would the Indigenous community like to improve before immigration occurs?
A) Economic opportunities for settlers
B) The recognition of Indigenous rights and the honoring of treaties
C) Immigrant settlement programs
D) Access to government jobs
Answer:
B) The recognition of Indigenous rights and the honoring of treaties
Why would someone want to immigrate to Canada?
A) To escape extreme weather conditions in their home country.
B) To seek better job opportunities, safety, and a higher quality of life.
C) To be closer to their extended family living in Canada.
D) All of the above.
All of the above. Any of them counts too.
Historically, which two countries struggled to immigrate to Canada?
A) Italy and Greece
B) China and India
C) United States and Mexico
D) France and Germany
Answer:
B) China and India – Due to discriminatory policies like the Chinese Exclusion Act (1923) and the restrictive immigration laws targeting non-European immigrants.
Why might someone be denied immigration to Canada today?
A) They do not meet the language proficiency requirements.
B) They have a family member in Canada.
C) They have been involved in criminal activity, pose a security risk, or have a serious health condition that could burden Canada's healthcare system.
D) They are from a specific country.
Answer:
C) They have been involved in criminal activity, pose a security risk, or have a serious health condition that could burden Canada's healthcare system.
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC): Medical inadmissibility to Canada – https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/medical-inadmissibility.html
What term refers to a person who moves to a new country to live permanently?
A) Refugee
B) Tourist
C) Immigrant
D) Expatriate
Answer:
C) Immigrant
How does the Canada-Quebec Accord strengthen the French language?
A) By ensuring all immigrants must learn French before entering Quebec
B) By requiring immigrant children to attend French schools or by seeking French-speaking immigrants
C) By offering tax incentives for French language schools
D) By banning all non-French languages in Quebec schools
Answer:
B) By requiring immigrant children to attend French schools or by seeking French-speaking immigrants
Which category of immigrants makes up the largest group of those who immigrate to Canada?
A) Economic immigrants
B) Refugees
C) Family-sponsored immigrants
D) Temporary workers
Answer:
A) Economic immigrants
Who was previously favored for immigration to Canada?
A) Immigrants from Asia
B) Immigrants from European countries, especially the British and French
C) Immigrants from Africa
D) Refugees from conflict zones
Answer:
B) Immigrants from European countries, especially the British and French – Canada historically favored immigrants from European nations, particularly those of British and French descent, due to colonial ties and preferences for cultural similarity.
Fact for your group:
The Canada-Quebec Accord is an agreement that gives Quebec control over selecting immigrants based on its French-speaking culture and needs. It also provides Quebec with additional funding for settlement programs.
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Fact for your group:
The Canada-Quebec Accord is an agreement that gives Quebec control over selecting immigrants based on its French-speaking culture and needs. It also provides Quebec with additional funding for settlement programs.
+500 for everyone for reading this.
What is the official term for the number of people who are eligible to work in a country?
A) Labor force
B) Unemployment rate
C) Workforce participation
D) Employment rate
Answer:
A) Labor force
Where did Mr. Bédard's grandparents emigrate from?
A) Poland, Italy, Hungary, and France
B) Germany, Spain, and Portugal
C) Canada, Mexico, and the United States
D) Russia, Sweden, and Norway
Answer:
A) Poland, Italy, Hungary, and France