The Degree to Which First-Generation Immigrants Begin to Feel "Canadian

question 9

Multiple Choice

The degree to which first-generation immigrants begin to feel "Canadian" appears to be associated with all of the following except whether or not they

• A)learn English.
• B)develop social networks.
• C)live in the same immediate neighbourhood as those speaking their language.
• D)become competent in their new country.

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Definitions:

Endochondral Ossification

A biological process by which bone tissue is formed from cartilage, notably in the formation and growth of long bones.

Foramen

A natural opening or passage, especially in a bone, allowing for the passage of nerves or vessels.

Openings

Natural or surgically created gaps or spaces in the body that allow access to internal structures or facilitate the passage of fluids.

Appendicular Skeleton

Part of the skeleton that includes the bones of the upper and lower limbs, as well as the girdles (shoulder bones and pelvic bones) that attach them to the axial skeleton.