CLEAN : Hong Kong: University student protesters give their take

The transcript discusses the current state of a campus filled with barricades and the spirit of students protecting it from police intervention. It highlights the imposition of a curfew and the presence of police, despite no official government announcement. The speaker questions the need for such measures, emphasizing the protests are against the government's system, not an attack. The importance of defending academic freedom is stressed, as its loss would impact Hong Kong's identity.

What is the current state of the campus as described in the video?

• It is peaceful and quiet.

• It is under construction.

• It is filled with barricades and cycle blocks.

• It is deserted and empty.

What is the main reason for the students' actions on campus?

• To protest against academic freedom.

• To support the police.

• To protect their campus from police intervention.

• To celebrate a festival.

How does the government respond to the students' actions?

• By officially announcing a curfew.

• By ignoring the situation.

• By imposing an unofficial curfew and deploying police.

• By supporting the students' cause.

What do the students want to communicate to the government?

• Their wish to leave Hong Kong.

• Their support for the current system.

• Their dissatisfaction with the government's system.

• Their desire for more police presence.

Why is defending the university important to the students?

• Because it is a requirement for graduation.

• Because losing academic freedom threatens Hong Kong's identity.

• Because it is a way to gain fame.

• Because it is a tradition.