content: I actually don't mind completely - some students may not even be aware of religious motives (especially in the 80s) and will notice the wording of b. Similar with the other questions. Might be a waking moment for some. I'd probably get in trouble for g and i: The word 'common' can mean anything, with mass migration even 1 in 1000, so I might get that one 'wrong'. And there'  1542  s no doubt that we have some migrants who intend from the beginning to help export the special produce from papa's farm, and other such things. I'm pretty sure m would give you a bad mark if you are too liberal. d on the other hand is a truism, and applies to easily 99% of the people (the rest being missionaries, spies, people who want to stir up trouble, and such).