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Test Your Knowledge on Sustainable Development and Migration

Welcome to the ultimate quiz on sustainable development and migration! This quiz consists of 30 carefully crafted questions that will challenge your understanding of key concepts, historical events, and current issues affecting our world today.

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The term "___________________” first came to prominence in the World Conservation Strategy (WCS) in 1980.

Sustainable Development

Development

Generally Development

Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

Unemployment

Development

Sustainable Development

These are the things to do to promote sustainability except for:

Recycle

Watch your utility bills

Compost kitchen waste

Minimize purchasing energy efficient appliances

Encourages us to conserve and enhance our resource base, by gradually changing the ways in which we develop and use technologies.

Recycle

Watch your utility bills

Sustainable Development

Minimize waste

One the best things you can do to promote sustainability

Grow your own garden

Recycle

Plant more trees

Compost kitchen waste

Conserving energy and minimizing waste will help you in reducing your ________ as well as promoting sustainability

Compost kitchen waste

Plant more trees

Watch your utility bills

Purchase energy efficient appliances

Will reduce your transportation costs as well as reduce carbon emissions from your car.

Using Carpool often

Using Public transportation often

Carpool or use of public transportation more often

Find nonprofit organizations in your area that promote sustainability and join these groups.

Support organizations

Plant more trees

Support organizitations dedicated to sustainability

Plants has many environmental, economic, and social benefits.

Support organizations dedicated to sustainability

Plant more trees

Grow your own garden

Compost kitchen waste

You can make a shift in your purchasing practices by choosing sustainable goods and services.

Make choices

Make informed choices

Recycle

Decision Making

When it comes to food, about 50% of the food produced in the USA never reaches the tables of the consumers

Grow your own garden

Compost Kitchen waste

Minimize waste

Watch your utility bills

What does EEZ stand for?

Exclusive Economy zone

Exclusive extended zone

Exclusive economic zone

First introduced the concept of sustainable development

Gro Brundtland

Gro Harlem Brundtland

Hans Carl von Carlowitz

Albert Einstein

Gro Harlem Brundtland first introduced the concept of sustainable development in

1986

1960

1987

1978

The temporary or permanent movement of people from one place to another

Legal Migrants

Forced Migration

Migration

Return Migrants

People who return to their countries of origin after a period in another country

Return Migrants

Forced Migration

Legal Migrants

Illegal Migrants

People who migrate for a limited period of time in order to take up employment and send money home.

Highly skilled and business migrants

Temporary labor migrants

Legal Migrants

Labor

Migrants that legally enter into the country, have a valid immigrant visa and proper documentation.

Illegal Migrant

Legal Migrant

Forced Migartion

People with qualifications as managers, executives, professionals, technicians or similar, who seek employment through international labor markets for scarce skills.

Temporary labor migrants

Return Migration

Illegal Migration

Highly skilled & Business migrants

A voluntary form of migration.

Return Migration

Labor

Rural-urban

Voluntary

All forms of push factors resulting in refugees

Voluntary

Rural-urban

Refugees

Involuntary

A person who has left their home in a country where they feel unsafe because of persecution or war and has applied to stay in another country where they feel safe.

Rural-Urban

Refugees

Internal

Asylum seeker

Nine-dashed Lines Map Submitted by China to United Nations on

May 8 2009

May 7 2006

May 7 2007

May 7 2009

Is the departure of a person from one country to live permanently in another.

Immigration

Emigration

Labor

International migration

Refers to international migration such as refugees and labor migration.

Internal

Rural-urban

External

Voluntary

Is the relatively long distance movement between people.

Immigration

International migration

Internal

Rural-Urban

The root cause of the South China Sea dispute is

Chinas 8 dashed line

Chinas 10 dashed line

Chinas 9 dashed line

The terms “_________” and “_________” waters are not UNCLOS terms

Adjacent

Adjacent & irrelevant

Adjacent & relevant

80% of the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone (EEZ), comprising ___________ square kilometers of maritime space.

391000

361000

381000

382000

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