Some Protest Leaders Push to End Street Campaign

The transcript discusses the Occupy Central movement in Hong Kong, led by Benny Tai and others, who plan to surrender to police for participating in illegal gatherings. Concerns about protest violence and student welfare are raised, with calls for alternative strategies. Student leaders, including Joshua Wong, have initiated a hunger strike to demand civil nomination rights. Despite calls to leave, many protesters remain committed to their cause. The movement's history and challenges are highlighted, with the chief executive deeming the demands unconstitutional.

What was the main reason Benny Tai and the co-founders of Occupy Central decided to surrender to the police?

• To avoid further protests

• To challenge an unjust system

• To gain public sympathy

• To negotiate with the government

What action did student leaders like Joshua Wong take to raise their demands?

• Started a petition

• Held a press conference

• Went on a hunger strike

• Organized a rally

Which group was NOT mentioned as being part of the protests?

• Hong Kong Federation of Students

• Hong Kong Business Association

• Scholarism

• Occupy Central

What was the stance of the chief executive of Hong Kong regarding the students' demand for civil nomination?

• He was undecided

• He found it unconstitutional

• He supported it

• He ignored it

How did the students initially start their protest before moving to the streets?

• By organizing online campaigns

• By boycotting classes

• By holding public debates

• By distributing flyers