Forbidden City Test

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1. The capital of China.
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2. Alex and Ted's home province.
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3. The chinese translator for Eddie and Ted.
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4. A statue resembling the Statue of Liberty.
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5. The place where students start a hunger strike as part of an anti-government protest.
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6. Rule of the citizens by the military.
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7. A former line of defense againt invaders.
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8. A Beijing newspaper.
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9. Statues of soldiers.
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10. The PLA _____________ into Tian An Men Square to break up the protest by the students.
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11. What happens when Alex and Xin-hua travel to the airport?
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12. The Tian An Man Square protests were scenes of utter ____________.
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13. When you visit a foreign country and don't speak the language (as Alex did) you have to ____________ to get your meaning across.
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14. Lao Xu takes Alex to the teahouse where they hear the story with the moral of "straw boat borrow arrows." What does this moral mean?
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15. A USA broadcast to foreign countries.
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16. The Forbidden City is ____________ to many Chinese
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17. What does Alex see on the news when he gets back to Canada?
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18. The former home of the Chinese Emperor
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19. One of the fears of the Chinese government was ____________ when Gorbachev visited Beijing.
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20. Premier Gorbachev visits China in order to meet with _____
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21. The place where Mao's portrait hangs.
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22. What sorts of words are hissing, squishing, and jingling?
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23. Gorbachev when to China to meet with him.
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24. "The wind blustered, hissing in the long grass, moaning around the pagodas."  is an example of:
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25. "We passed the city bus, burned, lying on it's side like a dead insect." is an example of:
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26. "...the soldiers advancing in front of the Gate of Heavenly Peace towards the Goddess of Democracy, the tanks firing." is an example of:
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27. His death sparked the student demonstrations.
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28. He took his followers on a long march.
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29. He was immortalized with a terra cotta army.
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30. Xiao Yang telling Alex he hoped Alex would return to China "when the bitter wind no longer is blowing" is an example of:
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The capital of China.
Alex and Ted's home province.
The chinese translator for Eddie and Ted.
A statue resembling the Statue of Liberty.
The place where students start a hunger strike as part of an...
Rule of the citizens by the military.
A former line of defense againt invaders.
A Beijing newspaper.
Statues of soldiers.
The PLA _____________ into Tian An Men Square to break up the protest...
What happens when Alex and Xin-hua travel to the airport?
The Tian An Man Square protests were scenes of utter ____________.
When you visit a foreign country and don't speak the language (as Alex...
Lao Xu takes Alex to the teahouse where they hear the story with the...
A USA broadcast to foreign countries.
The Forbidden City is ____________ to many Chinese
What does Alex see on the news when he gets back to Canada?
The former home of the Chinese Emperor
One of the fears of the Chinese government was ____________ when...
Premier Gorbachev visits China in order to meet with _____
The place where Mao's portrait hangs.
What sorts of words are hissing, squishing, and jingling?
Gorbachev when to China to meet with him.
"The wind blustered, hissing in the long grass, moaning around the...
"We passed the city bus, burned, lying on it's side like a dead...
"...the soldiers advancing in front of the Gate of Heavenly Peace...
His death sparked the student demonstrations.
He took his followers on a long march.
He was immortalized with a terra cotta army.
Xiao Yang telling Alex he hoped Alex would return to China "when the...
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