Compare and contrast cyclic movement with periodic movement. Give an example of each kind of movement.

Answer:

Responses may vary but should include some or all of the following information: Both cyclic and periodic movement are temporary relocations of people, and both involve a return home. Cyclic movement represents shorter periods of time, measured in days or weeks, and always involves a return home. A cyclical trip might be a daily commute or a weekly trip. Periodic movement represents longer periods, often measured in several months or years. A student moving away from home to attend college may be moving periodically.