Question 1

UNHCR was given a mandate to ________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  cooperate with governments with war conflicts 
B)  cooperate with governments that do not receive refugees 
C)  ensure the international protection of countries that receive thousands of refugees 
D)  ensure the national protection of refugees 
E)  ensure the international protection of refugees 
A)  cooperate with governments with war conflicts 
B)  cooperate with governments that do not receive refugees 
C)  ensure the international protection of countries that receive thousands of refugees 
D)  ensure the national protection of refugees 
E)  ensure the international protection of refugees

Question 2

What has been the general impact of COVID-19 on the issue of refugees in the world?

Accepted Answer

The COVID-19 global pandemic has profoun

Question 3

Tanzania hoped that the presence of refugees could help _____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  attract resources from other countries to their own 
B)  develop remote border regions 
C)  develop a stronger political system 
D)  develop self-reliance of refugees 
E)  use more forced labour 
A)  attract resources from other countries to their own 
B)  develop remote border regions 
C)  develop a stronger political system 
D)  develop self-reliance of refugees 
E)  use more forced labour

Question 4

The Global Awareness of the Tragedies of Irregular Migrants in the Mediterranean Basin with Specific Emphasis on Syrian Asylum Seekers has resulted in sweeping new commitments toward the global response to refugees.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

In what way was Tanzania's response to refugees in the 1970s successful but unsustainable?

Accepted Answer

When Tanzania gained its independence in

Question 6

What was the central focus of the first Global Refugee Forum?

Accepted Answer

A key theme at the forum was the need to

Question 7

People who are outside of their country of origin, waiting to be recognized as refugees are known as _____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  IDPs 
B)  forced labour immigrants 
C)  refugees 
D)  asylum seekers 
E)  immigrants 
A)  IDPs 
B)  forced labour immigrants 
C)  refugees 
D)  asylum seekers 
E)  immigrants

Question 8

What is the UN organization that deals with refugees and what challenges has it faced?

Accepted Answer

Despite recent efforts by the United Nat

Question 9

The United States convened a Congress session on Global Awareness of the Tragedies of Irregular Migrants in the Mediterranean Basin with Specific Emphasis on Syrian Asylum Seekers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Advocates for development as a bottom-up, community-driven process ____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  see great promise in the approach of the Global Compact on Refugees 
B)  raise concerns about the interests behind the Global Compact on Refugees 
C)  see great promise in the interests behind the Global Compact on Refugees 
D)  see great promise in markets as drivers of development 
E)  engage with efforts to link humanitarian efforts with development 
A)  see great promise in the approach of the Global Compact on Refugees 
B)  raise concerns about the interests behind the Global Compact on Refugees 
C)  see great promise in the interests behind the Global Compact on Refugees 
D)  see great promise in markets as drivers of development 
E)  engage with efforts to link humanitarian efforts with development

Question 11

Describe the situation of refugees after World War II.

Accepted Answer

The challenges became most acute, howeve

Question 12

In response to deteriorating asylum conditions in the Middle East in the early 2000s, ____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Syrian refugees began moving to the United States 
B)  Syrian refugees began moving to Europe 
C)  Syrian refugees began moving to Northern Africa 
D)  the number of forced labour immigrants from African countries increased 
E)  the number of refugees moving to Europe decreased 
A)  Syrian refugees began moving to the United States 
B)  Syrian refugees began moving to Europe 
C)  Syrian refugees began moving to Northern Africa 
D)  the number of forced labour immigrants from African countries increased 
E)  the number of refugees moving to Europe decreased

Question 13

The UN Human Rights Committee ruled that individuals who flee to another country due to an immediate threat to their life resulting from climate change ____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  be forced to return to their own countries 
B)  work legally in host countries 
C)  find legal asylum 
D)  be detained after the climate event has passed 
E)  All of the above 
A)  be forced to return to their own countries 
B)  work legally in host countries 
C)  find legal asylum 
D)  be detained after the climate event has passed 
E)  All of the above

Question 14

How has climate change become a driver of immigration?

Accepted Answer

More recently, there has been increased

Question 15

How did the creation of the modern nation state help shape the conceptualization of refugees?

Accepted Answer

By definition, refugees are a consequenc

Question 16

After the Cold War, faced with large and protracted refugee situations, coupled with their own governance and development challenges, ____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  refugees returned to their countries of origin 
B)  states in the Global South began placing restrictions on the rights of refugees 
C)  states in the Global North began restricting the arrival of refugees and sought to contain refugees in the Global South 
D)  the United States began placing increased restrictions on the rights of refugees 
E)  Russia began placing increased restrictions on the rights of refugees 
A)  refugees returned to their countries of origin 
B)  states in the Global South began placing restrictions on the rights of refugees 
C)  states in the Global North began restricting the arrival of refugees and sought to contain refugees in the Global South 
D)  the United States began placing increased restrictions on the rights of refugees 
E)  Russia began placing increased restrictions on the rights of refugees

Question 17

The Huguenots were ____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  refugees from Syria 
B)  religious refugees from France 
C)  displaced communities from El Salvador 
D)  Protestants that fled to the United Kingdom 
E)  early immigrants from France 
A)  refugees from Syria 
B)  religious refugees from France 
C)  displaced communities from El Salvador 
D)  Protestants that fled to the United Kingdom 
E)  early immigrants from France

Question 18

The decision to grant refugee status to asylum seekers is the responsibility of governments.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

In what way can refugees become self-reliant?

Accepted Answer

In this way, the drafters of the 1951 Re

Question 20

From the late 2000s, _________________ began to look more closely at refugees, along with other categories of forced migrants, in a more systematic way.

Accepted Answer

A)  The 1951 Convention 
B)  The Global South 
C)  The UN 
D)  The IMF 
E)  The World Bank 
A)  The 1951 Convention 
B)  The Global South 
C)  The UN 
D)  The IMF 
E)  The World Bank

Exam 23: Refugees and International Development Policy and Practice

UNHCR was given a mandate to ________________.

What has been the general impact of COVID-19 on the issue of refugees in the world?

Tanzania hoped that the presence of refugees could help _____________.

The Global Awareness of the Tragedies of Irregular Migrants in the Mediterranean Basin with Specific Emphasis on Syrian Asylum Seekers has resulted in sweeping new commitments toward the global response to refugees.

In what way was Tanzania's response to refugees in the 1970s successful but unsustainable?

What was the central focus of the first Global Refugee Forum?

People who are outside of their country of origin, waiting to be recognized as refugees are known as _____________.

What is the UN organization that deals with refugees and what challenges has it faced?

The United States convened a Congress session on Global Awareness of the Tragedies of Irregular Migrants in the Mediterranean Basin with Specific Emphasis on Syrian Asylum Seekers.

Advocates for development as a bottom-up, community-driven process ____________.

Describe the situation of refugees after World War II.

In response to deteriorating asylum conditions in the Middle East in the early 2000s, ____________.

The UN Human Rights Committee ruled that individuals who flee to another country due to an immediate threat to their life resulting from climate change ____________.

How has climate change become a driver of immigration?

How did the creation of the modern nation state help shape the conceptualization of refugees?

After the Cold War, faced with large and protracted refugee situations, coupled with their own governance and development challenges, ____________.

The Huguenots were ____________.

The decision to grant refugee status to asylum seekers is the responsibility of governments.

In what way can refugees become self-reliant?

From the late 2000s, _________________ began to look more closely at refugees, along with other categories of forced migrants, in a more systematic way.

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