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What is the focus of this article?

A
the decrease in manufacturing and industrial jobs across Mexico
B
the arrival of foreign-born workers in Mexico in pursuit of employment
C
the increase in employment opportunities in Mexico’s banking industry
D
the relocation of many migrant workers from Mexico to the United States
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500,000600,000✔ 750,000850,000

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500,000
B
600,000
C
✔ 750,000
D
850,000
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decreased✔ increasedstayed the same

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decreased
B
✔ increased
C
stayed the same
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✔ equal toless thanhigher than

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✔ equal to
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less than
C
higher than
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There are about documented foreigners currently living in Mexico.:1,000,000
About immigrants come from the United States alone.:750,000
American immigration to Mexico has in recent years.:increased
The number of Mexican workers who move to the United States is the number who return to Mexico.:equal to
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There are about documented foreigners currently living in Mexico.:1,000,000
About immigrants come from the United States alone.:750,000
American immigration to Mexico has in recent years.:increased
The number of Mexican workers who move to the United States is the number who return to Mexico.:equal to
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Which misconception about Mexico does this passage refute?

A
The United States cannot stem the tide of rising Mexican immigration.
B
More Mexicans are moving to the US than Americans are moving to Mexico.
C
The number of migrant workers emigrating to Mexico has declined in recent years.
D
Employment opportunities in Mexico have become more attractive in recent years.
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Which challenges does this passage describe? Check all that apply.

A
Criminal activity is on the rise.
B
Economic inequality remains an issue.
C
Some children don’t have access to education.
D
Trade relations with the US have become difficult.
E
Mexico's manufacturing industry cannot compete with other nations.
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According to the passage, both of these immigrants moved to Mexico to

A
gain an education.
B
pursue creative work.
C
advance in their careers.
D
open their own businesses.
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Which statement best describes this immigrant's perspective?

A
Mexico has become more interesting and open culturally than the United States.
B
Mexico’s culture is open, but the economy makes it hard to finance creative work.
C
Mexico’s economy is on the rise, but the country feels rigid culturally.
D
Mexico had a more vibrant culture in the past than it does today.
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According to the article, what is the global perspective of Mexico's economy?

A
Mexico’s shrinking economy has increased the number of workers who migrate to other parts of the world.
B
Mexico’s shrinking economy has led to struggles for both the country’s workers and foreign-born workers.
C
Mexico’s growing economy makes it a “land of opportunity” for many foreigners hoping to gain employment.
D
Mexico’s growing economy benefits that country’s workers, but it also makes it difficult for newcomers to compete.

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