Chapter 11&12 Hong Kong And Macau
There is a bridge that connects Hong Kong to Macau and it is considered the longest sea bridge in the world. The bridge was opened in October but critics say that most people will not be able to use it. These two regions have very attractive features that keep tourists coming to the area. After finishing chapter 11 on Macau and Hong Kong what can you remember about the area? Give it a shot and find out.
- 1.The Macanese Creole group majorly refer to
- A.
People with mixed ancestries from mailand China and Macao
- B.
None of the above
- C.
People with mixed ancestries from China and S.W. Asia
- D.
People with mixed ancestries from Europe and Asia/Africa
- 2.What is the driving force of Macau's economy?
- A.
Agriculture
- B.
Textiles
- C.
Gambling
- D.
Electronics
- 3.For most of its history under British rule, Hong Kong citizens enjoyed what rights?
- A.
Duel British-Chinese citezenship
- B.
Almost no political rights
- C.
Full Chinese citizenship
- D.
Full British citizenship
- 4.Hong Kong is often described as a
- A.
Capitalist economy
- B.
Market socialist economy
- C.
Communist economy
- D.
Laisser-faire economy
- 5.What does HKSAR stand for?
- A.
Hong Kong secret alliance region
- B.
Hong Kong special administrative region
- C.
Hong Kong secret administrative rally
- D.
Hong Kong sale annual revenue
- 6.About 90 percent of Hong Kong's economy is dependent on
- A.
Import/export
- B.
Industry
- C.
Agriculture
- D.
Service
- 7.Which SEZ in China is HK next to?
- A.
Shenzhen
- B.
Xiameng
- C.
Shantou
- D.
Shantou
- 8.The majority of imports to Hong Kong is
- A.
Exported to mainland China
- B.
Exported to other advanced economies
- C.
Exported to other developing countries
- D.
Consumed locally
- 9.The phrase "voting with their feet" in Hong Kong refers:
- A.
Thousands of people protesting and marching around that were against the handover
- B.
A new style of voting popular in the Guangdong province
- C.
The immigration of thousands of people from other countries that came to vote
- D.
The emigration of thousands of Hong Kongers to other countries because of the fear of the handover
- 10.How long did Britain rule Hong Kong?
- A.
Over 300 years
- B.
Over 50 years
- C.
None of the above
- D.
Over 150 years
- 11.Who is responsible for the decisions of the economic sector of Hong Kong prior to 1997
- A.
Communist party
- B.
Business Elites
- C.
Government
- D.
Workers
- 12.Hong Kong's main industry today is?
- A.
Movie making
- B.
Heavy industry
- C.
Shipbuilding
- D.
Producer services
- 13.An entrepot is a place which
- A.
Serves as a transhipping place for imports and exports
- B.
Serves as manufacturing center
- C.
Serves as a conference center
- D.
Serves as a military center
- 14.What was the name of the war that led Hong Kong being ceded to a foreign country?
- A.
World War I
- B.
Korean War
- C.
Opium War
- D.
Sino-Japanese War
- 15.In 1997, Hong Kong was handed over to the People's Republic of China by
- A.
United States
- B.
None of above
- C.
United Kingdom
- D.
India
- 16.Which country does Hong Kong have the highest import?
- A.
Taiwan
- B.
China
- C.
Japan
- D.
United States
- 17.How many years does the CCP promise not to change anything in Hong Kong.
- A.
50
- B.
40
- C.
75
- D.
100
- 18.What is a laissez- faire economy?
- A.
The state neither owns nor control the means of productions
- B.
A system in which power is held by civic assemblies that represent economic, industrial, agrarian, social, cultural, and/or professional groups
- C.
None of other options
- D.
The means of production are owned by private persons
- 19.Which of the following are not included in typical producer services
- A.
Real estates
- B.
Insurance
- C.
Banking
- D.
Retailing
- 20.What policy encouraged the production of consumer goods by local businesses?
- A.
Socialist policy
- B.
Mercantilism policy
- C.
Policy of import substitution
- D.
Laisaez-faire policy
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