This short survey is a warm-up. There are no right answers — just mark how much you agree, and notice which statements stir something in you. We’ll use your reactions to open the discussion.
PART A — HOW MUCH DO YOU AGREE?
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1Calling some migrants “expats” and others “immigrants” is simply honest description, not bias.
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2A town has the right to limit tourist numbers even if it costs local jobs.
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3There is no “authentic” culture left to protect; everything is already performance.
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4The words a society uses for newcomers shape their legal and social treatment more than any law.
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5Within a generation, the world’s most famous heritage sites will be visited mainly as replicas or online.
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6Tourism does more good than harm for the places it reaches.
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7“Expat” and “immigrant” describe the same act with different respect.
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8A famous heritage site can stay authentic while living off visitors.
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PART B — IN YOUR WORDS
AHave you ever been called an expat or an immigrant? Did the word fit how you saw yourself?
BName a place tourism has changed. Was the change worth it?
This page works on its own — responses stay in the browser for in-class use. To collect submissions, it can be wired to a Google Form using the same hidden-iframe POST method as the rest of the suite (one form field per item, IDs verified with a pre-filled link).