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WorksheetsChina-EU Quiz 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
What are the main factors for the European Communities to establish diplomatic relations with PRC in the 1970s/early 80s?
To promote political reform in China domestically
To attract China's investment in the EC
To strengthen anti-USSR 'ally'
To seek overseas markets in the context of the 2nd oil crisis (1979)
What is/are the EU sanction(s) under the Tiananmen effect still in force?
the suspension of high-level political dialogue
arms embargo
the suspension of economic and cultural relations
the suspension of scientific and technological cooperation
Which European colonies went back to PRC in the 1990s? From which European countries?
Hong Kong from Spain
Macau from Portugal
Qingdao from Germany
Hong Kong from the UK
Given the frequency and timing of issuing policy papers,
China is more important to the EU
The EU is more important to China
China and the EU have the same importance to each other
China and the EU started to address each other as 'strategic partners' in
1995 when the EU issued its first policy paper on China
1998 at their first annual summit
2001 when China joined WTO and the EU validated its 1998 policy paper on China
2003 when China issued its policy paper on the EU and the EU published a new policy paper on China
The EU granted China the market economy status during their "blind date' period.
Yes
No, the granting was in the 2010s.
No, the EU has not granted the market economy status to China.
In the EU's 2019 policy on China, it identified China as
a negotiating partner
an economic competitor
a systemic rival
a security threat
According to Yuan Li and Zhigao He (2022),
the US acts as a key complementary factor in the EU-China relations
power symmetry is the most important structural factor in the EU-China relations
the EU is forced to hold the same perceptions of China as that of the US
the US acts as the most important structural factor in the EU-China relations
According to Jing Men (2014), which arguments are NOT correct?
the EU and China are equal partners
China likes to be a modest 'student' to learn from the EU
China shares the same visions as the EU in bilateral relations
the EU pays great attention to equality and mutual respect in its policy papers on China
Jing Men (2014) claimed that
the EU is a realist player in international affairs
China and the EU are different players in nature
Annual summits and high-level dialogues are well-developed institutional arrangements
China is a liberal player in international affairs
