Which of the following explains the major effect of migration flow to Southwest Asia from other regions in Asia?

a)Students migrate to attend school in the region, increasing the technology labor force.


b)Women and children migrate to reunify with male relatives living in the region, forming permanent urban settlements.


c)People with chronic illnesses travel as medical tourists to obtain medical care, growing the health care industry.


d)Guest workers migrate to the region for jobs in construction and the oil fields, increasing the volume of exports from the region.


e)Older adults migrate to areas with warmer climates after retiring from their jobs, growing the service industry.

Answer:

d)Guest workers migrate to the region for jobs in construction and the oil fields, increasing the volume of exports from the region.

Explanation:

People migrate for different reasons which range from search for a better living conditions, escape from oppression, etc.

The major effect of migration flow to Southwest Asia from other regions in Asia is guest workers move to Asian countries for jobs in construction and oil fields, thereby increasing volume of exports in the region.

Anterograde amnesia is the memory loss of events that occurred after the onset of amnesia.


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The early United States population was predominantly Protestant. In the nineteenth century, urban populations became increasingly Roman Catholic, especially in the cities of the Northeastern United States. This shift in the pattern of religion was caused by

a)internal rural to urban migration from farming areas of the easter United States
b)transnational migration from Ireland, southern Germany, and Italy
c)transnational migration from Latin America and the Caribbean
d)religious conversion of urban residents
e)out-migration of protestants to rural farming areas of the Midwesteern United States

How does the following quote from paragraph 4 help readers understand Hawking?
“Although Oxford was one of the top universities in the world, Hawking was bored by his
first-year studies, calling them ‘ridiculously easy.’”
A. It depicts Hawking as overconfident in his abilities as a student.
B. It explains why Hawking had a difficult time making friends at school.
C. It emphasizes how intelligent Hawking truly was as a student.
D. It shows how little Hawking cared about school in his youth.

Which of the following does NOT act as a centrifugal force for a state?
a. uneven development
b. substate nationalism
c. linguistic homogeneity
d. a fragmented territorial base
e. a strong tradition of local governance

this technology identifies a potential collision and then warns the driver of the situation

Image courtesy of the Geospatial Data Services Group at NOAA
The map above shows that locations with the greatest cloud coverage are
A) just inside the coastline of most continents
B) ocean regions
C) near the Equator
D) near the center of continental land masses
E) populated land masses

Hemoglobin A1 is the quaternary protein structure on a red blood cell involved in oxygen transport. Hemoglobin A1 has two α-chains and two β-chains. A blood pH change caused several bonds to break between the amino acid chain.

Which would most likely result from this change in concentration?
A.The hemoglobin will no longer carry oxygen due to a change in the shape of the protein.
B.The hemoglobin will continue to carry oxygen at the same level as the previous structure.
C.The hemoglobin will adapt to concentration changes to maintain its original shape.
D.The hemoglobin will increase its oxygen carrying capacity to restore the blood concentration levels.