Europe Immigration- C1 – Vocabulary 1 / 20 What does ‘compassion’ mean? sympathy and concern for others legal obligation political neutrality economic calculation 2 / 20 What does ‘balanced’ most nearly mean? fair and considering different views emotionally charged strictly controlled quickly decided 3 / 20 What does ‘human rights’ refer to? national traditions political opinions basic rights all people should have economic advantages 4 / 20 What does ‘cooperation’ mean? legal independence strong competition working together towards a goal military defence 5 / 20 What does ‘labour shortages’ mean? low wages only excessive working hours unpaid employment not enough workers available 6 / 20 What does ‘isolation’ most nearly mean? cultural exchange legal protection economic success social separation 7 / 20 What does ‘integration’ mean in this text? forced relocation successful inclusion into society legal punishment temporary residence 8 / 20 What does ‘populist’ mean in politics? focused on foreign policy appealing strongly to ordinary people led by experts only supporting globalisation 9 / 20 What does ‘xenophobia’ mean? international cooperation interest in other cultures economic migration fear or dislike of foreigners 10 / 20 What does ‘misinformation’ mean? classified data false or misleading information personal opinions verified research 11 / 20 What does ‘integration policies’ refer to? military strategies plans to help newcomers join society temporary travel rules border control laws only 12 / 20 What does ‘divisive’ mean? causing disagreement between groups widely accepted easy to understand bringing people together 13 / 20 What does ‘burden’ mean here? financial profit personal choice heavy responsibility legal permission 14 / 20 What does ‘legal assistance’ mean? help related to the law medical treatment housing support language teaching 15 / 20 What does ‘overcrowded’ most nearly mean? highly organised temporarily closed too full of people poorly built 16 / 20 What does ‘food insecurity’ mean? poor food quality only strict diets overproduction of food lack of reliable access to food 17 / 20 What does ‘persecution’ mean? economic failure unfair or cruel treatment over time public celebration legal punishment 18 / 20 What does ‘asylum seekers’ refer to? foreign students tourists on long holidays business investors people requesting protection from another country 19 / 20 What does ‘pressure’ mean in this context? strong demand or strain temporary interest physical violence friendly advice 20 / 20 What does ‘controversial’ most nearly mean? purely academic widely ignored causing strong disagreement clearly resolved Your score is