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Social Studies 9: Immigration Review (Chapter 5) 2021
Social Studies 9: Immigration Review (Chapter 5) 2021
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1
When can health disqualify someone from immigrating to Canada?
When their health puts little demand on health services
When they are pregnant
When their health could put Canadians at risk
When they have a condition that protects the public
2
Which is not an objective of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act?
Respect the bilingual and multicultural character of Canada
Social, cultural and economic benefits for all Canadians.
Create economic benefits for select provinces in Canada
Reunite families in Canada
3
What year is the Immigration and Refugee Act from?
2002
2001
2003
200
4
What immigration class MUST apply under the point system?
Refugee
Family
Economic
Other
5
The Point Systems applies to which category of immigrants?
Refugee
Other
Economic
Family Class
6
Which programs lets provinces specify that they would like immigrants with particular skills?
Provincial government agenda
Provincial Minister of Immigration
Provincial Nomination Program
Provincial Legislative Accord
7
Which of the following is a way Canada tried to discourage Chinese immigration?
Head Tax
Canada-Quebec Accord
Health requirements
Point System
8
What is immigration?
Canadians visiting the USA
When people leave their city.
The process of people moving to a new country
Canadians visiting the USA
9
Which of these would make an
Economic Immigrant
inadmissible
to Canada?
Having low level of job experience
Low level of education
Health risk to other Canadians
A criminal record
10
To do with the characteristics of population.
Identity
Culture
Diversity
Demographic
11
Canada has always been accepting to immigrants from all countries.
True
False
12
What is an issue that arises from immigration based on economic factors?
People are picked to fill shortages, but don't obey the law
Fluent in many languages, they cannot find jobs
People are highly motivated, but do not qualify in points
They are well education and often in low-skilled jobs
13
Four factors that
currently
influence immigration policies in Canada are:
religious, economic, political, security
economic, political, health, security
economic, political, educational, social, local
political, economic, racial, health
14
How many points does a potential immigrant need to qualify to enter Canada out of 100?
86
67
75
48
15
What are the different categories of immigrants we talk about in chapter 5?
mom, dad, sister, brother, family class
other, refugees, economic immigrants, family class
refugees, muppets, economic immigrants, family class
other, English, refugees, economic immigtants
16
Other Class immigrants are:
People escaping persecution
People allowed in under exceptional circumstances
Spouse and relatives of people in Canada
Skilled workers and business people
17
How does immigration help build Canada's future?
Multiculturalism
All responses are correct
Demographic changes
Labor force growth
18
Which is not an objective of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act?
Save lives and offer protection
Offer protection to those facing persecution for civil right
Fulfill Canada's commitments to protect refugees
Pick and choose people who claim to be persecuted
19
Immigrants from which country were required to pay a head tax between 1885-1923?
Japanese
Chinese
Russian
German
20
The highest percentages of immigrants move to which city in Canada?
Toronto
Ottawa
Vancouver
Calgary
21
In the past (1800-1940s), what kind of immigrants did Canada favour?
People from Asian countries
People from Canada
People with British ancestry
People who could speak English
22
When can health
disqualify
someone from immigrating to Canada as an
Economic Immigrant
?
When they are pregnant
When their health puts little demand on health services
When their health puts high demand on health services
When they have a condition that protects the public
23
Family Class immigrants are:
Spouse and relatives of people in Canada
People escaping persecution
People allowed in under exceptional circumstances
Skilled workers and business people
24
The point system
does not
decide who is accepted into Canada based on
age and health
language
skills or education
race or country of origin
25
The point system does not decide who is accepted into Canada based on:
Race or country of origin
Age and health
Skills and education
Language
26
The largest percentage of immigrants that come to Canada are from what category?
Refugee
Other
Economic
Family Class
27
Which law establishes the categories of who can come into Canada?
The Canada Quebec Accord
Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
The Singh Decision
The Charter of Rights and Freedoms
28
The Province that receives the most immigrants?
British Columbia
Quebec
Alberta
Ontario
29
What 6 factors make up the immigration points system?
Education/Languages/ Wrk Exp/Age/Adaptability/Ar. Employment
Schooling/Languages/Job/Age/Work Exp/Health
Education/Medical/Work Exp/Languages/Age/Family
Education/Economic Standing/Job/Age/Schooling/Medical
30
The goal of the Canada-Québec Accord is to...
Strengthen the French language and culture
Boost their population
discourage people from settling in Quebec
Gain skilled workers
31
Why does Canada want immigration?
Because we like a variety of cultures.
We want countries to think we are nice.
We want to impress the UN
We need it for labour force growth & diversity.
32
The four immigration categories are:
Criminals, Other, Money, Friends
Refugees, Money, Family, Other
Refugee, Economic, Family, Other
Friends, Money, Other, Family
33
Which of the following is a goal of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act?
To assimilate different cultures in Canada
Reunite families in Canada.
Support the development of Anglophone communities.
To bring in the most wealthy immigrants to Canada
34
Which of the following is a goal of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act?
Share the benefits of immigration across Canada.
Disunite families in Canada.
Support the development of Anglophone communities.
Ensure Canada only get's immigrants from good places.
35
Provinces can "nominate"a percentage of the immigrants Canada selects through this program
The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
The Nomination Act
The Immigration Program
The Provincial Nomination Program
36
Economic Class immigrants are:
People escaping persecution
Skilled workers and business people
People allowed in under exceptional circumstances
Spouse and relatives of people in Canada
37
Which of the following are reasons which Aboriginal peoples should be consulted about immigration?
All of the above
Canada should fill labour shortages with Aboriginals
As one of Canada's first people, they should be consulted
Issues in FNMI communities should be fixed before immigrants
38
According to the information, the majority of immigrants are admitted into Canada in order to
Provide assistance to refugees
Enhance border security
Bring families together
Encourage labour force growth
39
Immigration category who is in Canada because of danger or persecution in their home country.
Refugee
Economic
Other
Family Class
40
What resulted from the Singh Decision?
Canada provides immigrants with necessities of life
All of the above
People can claim refugee status once in Canada
Canada established the Immigration and Refugee Board
41
This Act establishes categories, and objectives, of who can come to Canada.
The Immigration Population Control Act
Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
The New Citizenship Act
The Border Security Act
42
Immigration
policy
...
says who is allowed into Canada
says how many immigrants are allowed into Canada
43
Refugees are:
People escaping persecution
Spouse and relatives of people in Canada
People allowed in under exceptional circumstances
Skilled workers and business people
44
Agreement where Quebec can nominate a % of immigrants that corresponds to its population.
The Francophone Accord
The Quebec Immigration Accord
The Canada-Quebec Accord
The French Canadian Accord
45
Immigrants who are partners, children, or parents of people who live in Canada are called...
refugees
business people
family class
economic immigrants
46
Immigration
law
...
Says how many people are permitted in Canada each year
Says who is allowed into Canada
47
A person who must move to another country in order to be safe and free of persecution is ...?
Humanitarian
Immigrant
Refugee
Citizen
48
The process of people establishing homes, and citizenship, in a country not their native home.
Expat
Refugee
Emmigration
Immigration
49
Because of the Canada-Quebec Accord, Quebec can...
Kick out Angolphone immigrants
Require immigrants to send their children to French schools
All of the above
Force all immigrants to learn French
