Module 1.4 Unit 9

Which of the following definitions of citizens is correct?

• A citizen is a person who has the nationality of a country

• A citizen is a person who has the right to political participation

• A citizen is a person who temporarily or permanently resides in a country

• A citizen is a person with significant contributions to a country

Which of the following legal documents prescribes the qualifications, rights and obligations of Chinese citizens?

• A

• B

• C

• D

What type of basic rights do Chinese citizens have as shown in the picture?

• Equal rights

• Rights to culture and education

• Political rights

• Personal rights

What basic right do Chinese citizens have as shown in the picture?

• Inviolable homes

• Inviolable private property

• Freedom to participate in art activities

• Freedom of religious belief

Which basic right do Chinese citizens have as shown in the picture?

• Freedom of assembly, association, procession and demonstration

• Right to work

• Right to receive education

• All citizens are equal before the law

What duty should Chinese citizens fulfil according to the poster?

• Pay taxes according to the law

• Protect public property

• Do not harm the interests of society

• Participate in work

Which of the following is NOT an obligation for Chinese male citizens over 18?

• A

• B

• C

• D

What principle does the country apply to the HKSAR according to the picture below?

• Patriots administering Hong Kong

• One country, two systems

• Governance by socialism

• Provincial autonomy

Which legal document has the country formulated as the basis for the basic policies implemented for the HKSAR?

• A

• B

• C

• D

Which of the following descriptions of HKSAR is incorrect?

• The HKSAR is an inalienable part of the People’s Republic of China.

• The HKSAR was established by the country according to the Constitution.

• The country implements ‘one country, two systems’ principle in the HKSAR.

• The Basic Law has the highest legal status in the HKSAR.