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📚 Unit Ten Practice Exercises: Brain Drain
Prepare for your exams with these interactive exercises
📝 Instructions:
- Each correct answer = 1 point
- Use "Check Answers" to see your score
- Use "Show Answers" to reveal all correct answers
- Use "Reset All" to clear and start over
Exercise 1: Vocabulary - Fill in the blanks with the words from the list
Word Bank:
tempting
human
universal
opportunities
conditions
skilled
1
Many workers emigrate to rich countries to look for job there.
2
Because of the bad living in rural areas, many families move to cities.
3
Some companies provide salaries to skilled workers and professionals.
4
World organizations promote rights and values in the world.
Exercise 2: Vocabulary - Give the correct form of the words in brackets
GIVE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORDS IN BRACKETS.
1
People need both (know) and experience to find better jobs.
2
Small businesses continue to the (improve) of many social services.
3
The (govern) offers scholarships to genius students to study abroad.
4
Artificial Intelligence is the most powerful (invent) in the world nowadays.
5
The rate of (unemployed) has increased significantly in the past few years.
6
Morocco has taken new measures to fight (legal) immigration to Europe.
Exercise 3: Grammar - Relative pronouns (Set 1)
Fill in the gaps with the words from the list: who – which – when – where – whose
1
We met at the hotel they serve Chinese food.
2
The teacher works in this school is very kind.
3
Summer is the time most people go on vacation.
4
The singer song is trending on YouTube is Moroccan.
5
The vaccine our laboratory has developed is effective.
6
I will never forget the day I met the president in Rabat.
Exercise 4: Grammar - Relative pronouns (Set 2)
Fill in the gaps with the correct relative pronoun: who – when – which – where – whose
1
They had a special dinner at the restaurant they first met years ago.
2
Students passed the exam will get awards.
3
The woman husband is a policeman is the secretary.
4
We enjoyed the last video the teacher posted on Facebook.
5
I will always remember the day I travelled to Spain with my friends.
Exercise 5: Grammar - Relative pronouns (Set 3)
Fill in the gaps with the correct relative pronoun: who – when – which – where – whose
1
Women work outside the house feel more independent.
2
Rachid is not very satisfied with the new place he works.
3
The writer novel is sold worldwide has a special talent.
4
Do you remember the day our primary school teacher gave us biscuits?
5
Adil Imam movies are very funny is an Egyptian actor.
6
The smart phone I bought yesterday cost me 500 dollars.
Exercise 6: Writing - Argumentative Paragraph
Copy this paragraph in your notebook.
Brain Drain is the immigration of skilled people and talented people like teachers, engineers, doctors, and businessmen from poor countries to rich countries in order to look for a better life. Some people think that this phenomenon has many advantages whereas others believe that it has many disadvantages.
On the one hand, skilled people emigrate to rich countries to look for a better life. In addition, they can have more job opportunities. In this way, they can improve their living conditions and help their families. Moreover, their children can study in the best schools and universities. Besides, they can send money to their families. As a result, they will contribute to the development of their economy.
On the other hand, when skilled workers emigrate to rich countries, their home countries lose important people. Therefore, schools, universities, and hospitals don't have skilled workers. Also, countries spend a lot of money to educate these people, but they don't benefit from their talents.
In short, I think that Brain Drain can be good for individuals, but it has bad impacts on governments. Therefore, governments in poor countries should create more job opportunities in order to stop brain drain.
On the one hand, skilled people emigrate to rich countries to look for a better life. In addition, they can have more job opportunities. In this way, they can improve their living conditions and help their families. Moreover, their children can study in the best schools and universities. Besides, they can send money to their families. As a result, they will contribute to the development of their economy.
On the other hand, when skilled workers emigrate to rich countries, their home countries lose important people. Therefore, schools, universities, and hospitals don't have skilled workers. Also, countries spend a lot of money to educate these people, but they don't benefit from their talents.
In short, I think that Brain Drain can be good for individuals, but it has bad impacts on governments. Therefore, governments in poor countries should create more job opportunities in order to stop brain drain.
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