Entrance Test-Migrants-part 2

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Second part

#1. The latest developments in immigration matters in Europe have extended the use of the terms refugee, asylum seeker, and immigrant, sometimes used wrongly in public debate. However, each concept has its own legal meaning and each is regulated by a specific European policy. Based on international law, every ___ is a , but not vice versa.

Asylum seeker and refugee / immigrant.

Immigrant / asylum seeker and refugee.

Immigrant / refugee.

#2. People without documentation have ways to become regularized, which go through:

Returning to the country of origin.

Not having to return to the country of origin.

There are ways in both cases.

#3. In order to understand the global phenomenon of social inclusion of migrants, it is necessary to analyze what we could call the dynamics of social inclusion, which correspond largely to the possibilities of exercising an active citizenship. With this we do refer to:

The social, state, and economic sphere.

The state and the economic sphere.

The economic and the social sphere.

#4. If we talk about basic concepts in terms of house rental, what should a contract include?

The date of signature and the identity or personal data of both parties (full name, marital status, address, NIF, email and telephone).

The details of the house, the duration of the contract, and the amount of the annual rent, terms, means of payment, and update.

Both are correct.

#5. All European countries have social protection systems that provide health coverage to the entire population. In this sense, the EU social model is the benchmark of what could be considered as the “International Standard for Health Services”, which includes:

Universal coverage of the entire population with a public and/or mandatory insurance system, and public financing of this insurance.

Universal coverage of the entire population with a public and/or mandatory insurance system, with public financing of this insurance, comprehensive coverage of benefits -medicines, technologies, services, and cost control mechanisms that ensure the financial sustainability of the system.

A broad coverage of benefits -medicines, technologies, services, and cost control mechanisms that ensure the financial sustainability of the system.

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