About Lesson
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Here are the 10 true or false statements without the answers:
- A refugee is someone who has fled their home country due to fear of persecution.
- Refugees are always granted asylum in the first country they enter.
- Internally displaced persons (IDPs) have crossed international borders to escape persecution.
- The 1951 Refugee Convention defines who is a refugee and outlines the rights of individuals granted asylum.
- Refugees are entitled to the same rights as citizens in their host countries.
- The number of refugees worldwide has been steadily decreasing over the past decades.
- Refugees often face challenges integrating into host societies, including cultural and language barriers.
- All refugees are provided with financial support upon arrival in a new country.
- The term “refugee” is legally defined and carries specific rights under international law.
- Refugees voluntarily choose to leave their home countries in search of better economic opportunities.
HOMEWORK
1.Learn new vocabulary,be careful with the pronouciation.Practice “правописание”
2.
Here are some practice tasks to help you use and remember the new vocabulary related to migration, refugees, and humanitarian topics:
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Task 1: Fill in the blanks
Use the words from the list to complete the sentences.
- Many families were forced to __ their homes due to war.
- The child was finally __ with his parents after years of separation.
- The government provided __ to those escaping persecution.
- Thousands of people tried to __ the border during the night.
- Refugees often face __ and don’t know what awaits them.
- She decided to __ shelter in a neighboring country.
- The earthquake victims received __ in the form of food and medical help.
- He had to __ his life to smugglers in hopes of reaching safety.
- They were __ from their village and had to live in a camp for months.
- People who face __ for their beliefs may become refugees.
Task 2: Match the words with their definitions
A. Refugee
B. Persecution
C. To seek shelter
D. Flee the country
E. Resettlement
F. Humanitarian aid
G. Asylum
H. To be displaced
I. Ancestor
J. To entrust life to smugglers
- __: to escaping danger or threat in one’s homeland.
- __: A person who has left their home country due to danger or war.
- __: Help provided to people in crises (food, medicine, etc.).
- __: To look for a safe place to stay.
- __: A person from whom one is descended.
- __: to leave one’s usual place due to some reasons
- __: Being treated unfairly or cruelly due to race, religion, or beliefs.
- __: A legal protection given by a country to someone fleeing danger.
- __: To trust one’s life to illegal guides or transporters.
- __: The process of settling in a new place after leaving one’s home.