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S2 Ch.1 - One Country, two systems
S2 Ch.1 - One Country, two systems
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According to the Basic Law, the Chief Executive and the principal officials of the HK government shall be ...
with right of abode in foreign countries.
Chinese citizens
with no right of abode in foreign countries.
permanents residents of Hong Kong
2
'Hong Kong people ruling Hong Kong' means that the governance of Hong Kong is the responsibility of Hong Kong residents.
True
False
3
The Basic Law states that national laws shall be applied to Hong Kong, except for those listed in Annex III in the Law.
False
True
4
The principal officials of HKSAR are elected.
False
True
5
Which of the following description(s) about Mainland of China in the 1980s is/are correct?
Chinese Communist Party was the only ruling party.
It was under a transition from a planned economy to a market economy.
Resources were mainly owned by the government.
The judicial independence was much valued.
6
HKSAR does NOT have the autonomy to handle foreign affairs and ...
defence.
local affairs.
public affairs.
adjudication.
7
The power to interpret the Law shall be vested in the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress.
True
False
8
The _____________________________ was signed in 1984 between the Chinese and British governments.
Sino-British Joint Declaration
Chinese-British Joint Declaration
British-Chinese Joint Declaration
British-Sino Joint Declaration
9
The 'two systems' in 'one country, two systems' refer to ...
socialist system and capitalist system
communist system and socialist system
socialist system and democratic system
communist system and capitalist system
10
In the early _________, the Chinese and British governments conducted negotiations over Hong Kong's future.
1980s
1960s
1990s
1970s
11
Hong Kong returned to China on _____________.
31 June 1997
1 June 1997
31 July 1997
1 July 1997
12
Which of the following description(s) about Hong Kong in the 1980s is/are correct?
Human rights and freedom were poorly protected.
A governor was appointed by the British government to rule Hong Kong.
The rule of law was more established than Mainland China.
Production was guided by government policies rather than market prices.
13
The State Council of the Chinese government has the power to propose bills to amend the Basic Law.
False
True
14
The economic,social and political situations between Hong Kong and the mainland of China were very similar in the 1980s.
False
True
15
According to the Basic Law, Hong Kong shall 'exercise a high degree of autonomy and enjoy executive, legislative and ...
independent judicial power
independent legislative power
supernatural power
independent executive power
16
According to the Basic Law, the Chief Executive is selected by election or through consultations.
True
False
