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List of cities in China by population - Quiz
Contributed by: Tucker
  • 1. As of 2023, which city has the largest population in China?
A) Chongqing
B) Beijing
C) Guangzhou
D) Shanghai
  • 2. How many megacities (over 10 million population) were there in China as of 2024?
A) 5
B) 20
C) 113
D) 18
  • 3. Which city is identified as China's most populous urban area?
A) Shanghai
B) Chengdu
C) Beijing
D) Chongqing
  • 4. How many Chinese cities had over 1 million people in urban areas as of 2021?
A) 50
B) 18
C) 113
D) 30
  • 5. Which of the following is NOT one of the three major levels of cities in China?
A) County-level city
B) Special administrative region
C) Prefecture-level city
D) Direct-administered municipality
  • 6. What does the Chinese term 'shì qū' refer to?
A) Rural area
B) County
C) Urban area
D) Municipality
  • 7. What population did Chongqing have in 2013 according to the text?
A) 20 million
B) 4.5 million
C) 31.91 million
D) 28 million
  • 8. Which of the following cities is NOT listed as a megacity as of 2024?
A) Nanjing
B) Tianjin
C) Shenzhen
D) Wuhan
  • 9. In 2013, how many people lived in the actual urban area of Chongqing?
A) 4.5 million
B) 10 million
C) 31.91 million
D) 28 million
  • 10. Which city is the fifth largest in China by population as of 2023?
A) Guangzhou
B) Shenzhen
C) Wuhan
D) Tianjin
  • 11. How many cities in China have a total permanent population above 20 million?
A) 4
B) 5
C) 18
D) 113
  • 12. What does the American term 'metropolitan area' most closely compare to in Chinese administrative terms?
A) county
B) shì qū
C) municipality
D) urban core
  • 13. Which of these regions are excluded from the administrative classification list of Chinese cities?
A) Hong Kong and Macau
B) Guangzhou and Shenzhen
C) Chongqing and Chengdu
D) Beijing and Shanghai
  • 14. What is the population of Beijing as of 2023?
A) 18.827 million
B) 21.403 million
C) 21.86 million
D) 24.87 million
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