S2 L&S Government and I

Which of the followings are the principal policies regarding HKSAR?

(i) Hong Kong People administering Hong Kong

(ii) A high degree of autonomy

(iii) Adoption of socialism

(iv) Implementation of "One Country, Two Systems"

• (i), (ii)

• (i), (ii) and (iii)

• (i), (ii) and (iv)

• (ii), (iii) and (iv)

What is a key feature of the high degree of autonomy granted to HKSAR?

• Independence in military matters

• Control over foreign affairs

• Freedom to establish its own immigration policies

• Authority to print its own currency

Which of the following is not an example of central authorities?

• National People's Congress

• State Council

• Central Military Commission

• Legislative Council

What is the significance of the "One Country, Two Systems" principle in relation to HKSAR?

• It allows for a unified military

• It ensures the preservation of Hong Kong's legal system

• It mandates the adoption of a single currency

• It restricts foreign investments in Hong Kong

Which body is primarily responsible for the governance of HKSAR?

• National People's Congress

• Legislative Council

• State Council

• Chief Executive

What is the area that Central Authorities obtain over HKSAR?

• amending economic policy

• handling foreign affairs

• power of final adjudication

• propose bills

What is the role of the Chief Executive in the governance of HKSAR?

• Head of the judiciary

• Leader of the Legislative Council

• Head of the local government

• Chief representative of the central government

Which document outlines the relationship between the central authorities and HKSAR?

• National Security Law

• Basic Law

• Constitution of the People's Republic of China

• Hong Kong Bill of Rights

Which document was signed by both Britain and China regarding Hong Kong's future?

• Sino-British Joint Declaration

• Basic Law

• the National Security Law

• the Constitution

Which institution helps the Chief Executive in setting out policies and making decision?

• Legislative Council

• Executive Council

• Chief Secretary for Administration

• District Council