1.4MC

Which of the following statements correctly describes the difference between ‘permanent residents’ and ‘non-permanent residents’ in Hong Kong?

• A. Permanent residents are qualified to obtain the Hong Kong identity card while non-permanent residents are not.

• B. Permanent residents enjoy the right of abode in Hong Kong while non-permanent residents do not.

• C. Permanent residents are allowed to use public healthcare services while non-permanent residents are not.

• D. Permanent residents must be born in Hong Kong while non-permanent residents may not be born in Hong Kong.

Which of the following categories of persons are eligible to become Hong Kong permanent residents?

• Chinese citizens born in Hong Kong

• Persons who had the right of abode in Hong Kong only before the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

• Persons not of Chinese nationality who have entered Hong Kong with valid travel documents, have ordinarily resided in Hong Kong for a continuous period of not less than seven years and have taken Hong Kong as their place of permanent residence

• Persons under 18 years of age born in Hong Kong of those residents listed in (iii)

Which of the following is NOT a right of Hong Kong permanent residents?

• A. The right to land

• B. The right of abode

• C. The right to social welfare introduced by the Central Government

• D. The right to participate in election

Which of the following is a requirement for becoming the Chief Executive of the HKSAR?

• A. He/she must be a non-permanent resident.

• B. He/she should not be of Chinese nationality.

• C. He/she should have no right of abode in any foreign country.

• D. He/she must be a university graduate.

Which of the following are individual’s fundamental rights of Hong Kong residents contained in the Basic Law.

• A. Freedom of migration and immigration

• B. Freedom of communication

• C. The right to raise a family freely

• D. The right to euthanasia

Which of the following are responsibilities that Hong Kong residents need to comply with?

• Paying taxes

• Caring of public property

• Taking part in voluntary services

• Respecting others

Which of the following is a correct statement about the Military Service Law of the People’s Republic of China?

• A. It refers to the legislation developed by China on the citizens' military service responsibilities and the recruitment and mobilisation of soldiers.

• B. It is applicable to the HKSAR.

• C. The HKSAR government may issue an order to implement the law in Hong Kong.

• D. All male residents of Hong Kong aged 18 or above are responsible for performing military service.

Which of the following correctly describe a society governed by the rule of law?

• All things should be acted in accordance with the law.

• Each person has the right to seek protection from the courts.

• All persons must comply with the law.

• In court, a judge will fairly carry out judicial decisions.

Which of the following illustate the meaning of judicial independence?

• When judging cases, the judiciary should be free from any interference.

• The appointment of judges should be done by an independent commission without the influence from the executive authorities.

• The appointment and removal of the judges should be in accordance with the judicial process.

• The executive authorities, the legislature and the judiciary should have clear division of labour.

Which of the following comprise the courts of law in Hong Kong?

• Court of Final Appeal

• Intermediate Court

• High Court

• District Court