3.3.2 Immigration and multiculturalism

• What does "immigration" refer to in this context?

  Living permanently in a foreign country
• An "immigrant" is someone who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.


  True
• "Multiculturalism" refers to the presence of, or support for, several different cultures or cultural traditions within a single region
• What is a "refugee"?

  Someone forced to leave their country
• "Assimilation" means becoming identical to the dominant culture in a society.


  True
• "Racism" refers to discrimination or prejudice based on race
• "Integration" is the process of becoming part of a society or community
• What is "xenophobia"?

  Fear of people from other countries
• An "asylum seeker" is a person who has left their home country to seek sanctuary in another country.


  True
• In a passive voice sentence, immigrants are welcomed by the local community
• What is the primary cause for someone to become a refugee?

  Escape war or persecution
• Immigrants are welcomed by the local community
• Refugees must apply for asylum to settle in a new country.


  True
• Integration is the process of becoming part of a society
• Prejudice and unfair treatment towards immigrants is called discrimination
• A refugee is someone forced to leave their country due to war or persecution
• Xenophobia is the fear or dislike of people from other countries
• Modal verbs are used in examples such as "Immigrants should integrate into the host culture
• The passive voice is used in sentences like "Diversity is celebrated in a multicultural society
• Match the concept with its definition:

  Immigration ↔️ Coming to live permanently in a foreign country

  Multiculturalism ↔️ Presence of diverse cultures in a single region
• Assimilation involves adopting the dominant culture and abandoning one's original cultural identity.

  True
• Immigration can increase the workforce
• Immigration can strain public resources
• Multiculturalism is the presence of multiple cultures within a single region.


  True
• Language barriers are one of the main challenges to cultural integration
• The process of becoming part of a society or community is called integration
• What is one of the main challenges to cultural integration?

  Language barriers
• Immigration can boost the workforce and contribute to innovation
• Match the concept with its definition:

  Integration ↔️ Becoming part of a society

  Assimilation ↔️ Becoming similar to the dominant culture

  Multiculturalism ↔️ Support for diverse cultures
• The term for the act of coming to live permanently in a foreign country is immigration
• An asylum seeker is someone who has already been granted refugee status.

  False
• Xenophobia refers to the fear or dislike of people from other countries
• The passive voice can describe how immigrants are treated.

  True
• What grammatical structure is used to discuss the effects of integration?

  Conditional sentences
• If immigrants integrate successfully, they will feel a sense of belonging.


  True
• One of the main challenges to cultural integration is language
• Multiculturalism supports the presence of different cultural traditions
• A key challenge to cultural integration is language barriers
• Cultural differences can make it difficult for immigrants to feel a sense of belonging.


  True
• Arrange the positive economic impacts of immigration:

  1️⃣ Increased workforce

  2️⃣ Filling job gaps

  3️⃣ Boosting innovation

  4️⃣ Paying taxes