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Froggy Jumps Αγγλικά 1 - Unit 2 - A refugee's dreamlandOnline version Reading by Ran FL 1 Tilos welcomed a proportion of refugees of over 10% of its population a TRUE b FALSE c Not sure 2 According to the refugees, all Greek people welcome them. a Partially b TRUE c FALSE 3 What are the main reasons that refugees are welcome on the island of Tilos according to Ian Beesley? a Forced relocation b Compassion and the belief it helps rebuild lives; people find work and integrate c Confiscation of property 4 The refugees think that: a life is better on bigger islands because there are more jobs b doing nothing all day causes depression c doing nothing all day makes you happy 5 Tilos' economy mainly depends on: a goats b fishing c tourism 6 Young children from refugee families don't go to school because they must learn Greek first. TRUE or FALSE? a TRUE b Not stated c FALSE 7 What was Tilos mainly known for before becoming recognized for helping refugees? a Its beautiful beaches b The discovery of pygmy elephant remains c Its large cheese industry 8 According to the text, what makes Tilos different from many other Greek islands? a It has welcomed and integrated refugee families. b It has the largest refugee camp in Greece. c It receives more tourists than Rhodes. 9 Mayor Maria Kamma believes that Tilos' approach could... a only work on small islands. b reduce tourism on the island. c be copied across Greece and Europe. 10 Why does the mayor believe larger communities should accept more refugees? a They receive more government funding. b They have larger populations and greater capacity. c They have more schools than the islands. 11 5. How are refugees on Tilos different from those in many other refugee camps? a They are not allowed to work. b Many have jobs and participate in community life. c They all plan to leave Greece immediately. 12 What does the description of the refugee camp suggest? a It is basic but clean and suitable for families. b It offers luxury accommodation. c It is located far from the local community. 13 According to the UN, many asylum seekers on islands such as Lesbos and Chios are experiencing.. a financial success. b improved living standards. c psychological stress and despair. 14 What is significant about Nour, the eight-year-old Syrian girl? a She has never attended school. b She wants to move back to Syria. c She speaks confidently in Greek. 15 Mohsen Barak compares Tilos with Rhodes by saying that... a Life on Tilos is much better than in the camp on Rhodes. b Rhodes offered more job opportunities. c Both camps provided similar living conditions. 16 According to teacher Eleni Kymina, the refugee children... a find learning Greek too difficult. b are not interested in school. c are eager to learn and enjoy activities they missed before. 17 What happened to the village of Mikro Chorio after the Second World War? a It was destroyed by an earthquake. b Most residents left to build new homes elsewhere. c It became the island's capital. 18 What is one expected benefit of building a cheese factory on Tilos? a It will replace tourism completely. b It will create employment for both locals and refugees. c It will encourage tourists to avoid the island. 19 According to Ian Beesley, how do most local people feel about the refugees? a They strongly oppose their presence. b They are generally compassionate and accepting. c They have no opinion about the issue. 20 What is the mayor's hope for many of the refugees living on Tilos? a They will all move to Germany. b They will return to Syria within a year. c They will stay and build peaceful new lives on the island.

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Αγγλικά 1 - Unit 2 - A refugee's dreamlandOnline version

by Ran FL

Tilos welcomed a proportion of refugees of over 10% of its population

According to the refugees, all Greek people welcome them.

What are the main reasons that refugees are welcome on the island of Tilos according to Ian Beesley?

The refugees think that:

Tilos' economy mainly depends on:

Young children from refugee families don't go to school because they must learn Greek first. TRUE or FALSE?

What was Tilos mainly known for before becoming recognized for helping refugees?

According to the text, what makes Tilos different from many other Greek islands?

Mayor Maria Kamma believes that Tilos' approach could...

Why does the mayor believe larger communities should accept more refugees?

5. How are refugees on Tilos different from those in many other refugee camps?

What does the description of the refugee camp suggest?

According to the UN, many asylum seekers on islands such as Lesbos and Chios are experiencing..

What is significant about Nour, the eight-year-old Syrian girl?

Mohsen Barak compares Tilos with Rhodes by saying that...

According to teacher Eleni Kymina, the refugee children...

What happened to the village of Mikro Chorio after the Second World War?

What is one expected benefit of building a cheese factory on Tilos?

According to Ian Beesley, how do most local people feel about the refugees?

What is the mayor's hope for many of the refugees living on Tilos?