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ICL 850 Midterm Questions and Answers with feedbacks Fall 2024.

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Midterm Practice Quiz - Results Attempt 1 of 1 Written Jun 12, 2024 12:41 PM - Jun 12, 2024 1:21 PM Attempt Score 95 % Overall Grade (Highest Attempt) 95 % Question 1 (Bonus) (Mandatory) The Queen's University Senate Academic Integrity Policy governs all assessed academic activities in the Gra...

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Midterm Practice Quiz - Results


Attempt 1 of 1

Written Jun 12, 2024 12:41 PM - Jun 12, 2024 1:21 PM



Attempt Score 95 %
Overall Grade (Highest Attempt) 95 %




Question 1 (Bonus) (Mandatory)

The Queen's University Senate Academic Integrity Policy governs all assessed
academic activities in the Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship
Law. Departures from academic integrity are subject to sanction pursuant to
section 5.1.1 in the GDipICL Handbook of Academic Regulations, Policies and
Procedures.
Click the statements below to affirm your understanding of, and commitment
to, the principles of academic integrity.

I hereby confirm that:

When completing this quiz,



I will keep the content of this quiz confidential;

I will not collaborate with anyone; and

I will not use AI (Large Language Models) software.

Question 2

, Tom, a foreign national, was convicted of impaired driving in Canada and
thereafter was granted a record suspension (formerly a pardon). For the
purposes of immigration, will Tom be considered admissible to Canada?

Yes, a record suspension would make Tom admissible in Canada.
No, Tom is a threat to Canadian society and therefore will remain
inadmissible in Canada.
No, a record suspension does not overcome a conviction for the
purposes of immigration to Canada.
Yes, but only if he can pay monetary compensation to the pedestrian's
family and they agree to co-sign the suspension then he will be
admissible in Canada.

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s. 36 of the IRPA requires a conviction. The effect of a record suspension is
the removal of the conviction. See also s. 36(3)(b) of the IRPA.



Question 3

In the context of minimum necessary income for sponsorship, what does the
term "minimum necessary income" refer to?

a) The income threshold set by the sponsor's spouse or common-
law partner for co-signing an undertaking.


b) The average income for urban areas of residence with
500,000 persons or more.


c) The before-tax annual income necessary to support the
sponsor, their family members, the sponsored foreign national, and
every other person covered by a still-effective undertaking.

, d) The annual income required to support only the sponsored
foreign national and their family members.



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The before-tax annual income necessary to support the sponsor, their family
members, the sponsored foreign national, and every other person covered by
a still-effective undertaking.



Student Feedback: See s. 2 of the IRPR/ minimum necessary income means
the amount identified, in the most recent edition of the publication
concerning low-income cut-offs that is published annually by Statistics
Canada under the Statistics Act, for urban areas of residence of 500,000
persons or more as the minimum amount of before-tax annual income
necessary to support a group of persons equal in number to the total number
of the following persons:

(a) a sponsor and their family members,

(b) the sponsored foreign national, and their family members, whether they
are accompanying the foreign national or not, and

(c) every other person, and their family members,

(i) in respect of whom the sponsor has given or co-signed an undertaking
that is still in effect, and

(ii) in respect of whom the sponsor's spouse or common-law partner has
given or co-signed an undertaking that is still in effect, if the sponsor's spouse
or common-law partner has co-signed with the sponsor the undertaking in
respect of the foreign national referred to in paragraph (b).



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