Mohamed moved to Great Britain from Egypt to work as a museum curator. He was raised as a Muslim but had not practiced for several years. While preparing an exhibit about Arabic history, he examined many artifacts and other items related to Islam. As a result of living in a new place, he began to see these items from a fresh point of view. The work also reminded him of his youth and the celebrations he shared with his family. Mohamed realized how much these experiences meant to him and he decided to practice his religion again.How did migration help to influence Mohamed’s identity?
Answer
A
Experiencing the responses of the host society affected how he saw himself.
B
Adapting to a new environment helped him to adjust his goals and preferences.
C
Gaining a new perspective encouraged an appreciation for his cultural heritage.
D
Undergoing a voluntary migration helped him become stronger and more resilient.
Explanation
Living in Great Britain gave Mohamed a fresh perspective on the Islamic artifacts he studied. They also brought back memories of his family and childhood celebrations, helping him appreciate the importance of his cultural and religious heritage and decide to practice Islam again. This matches choice C; the passage does not describe reactions from the host society or focus on resilience.
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