A) Tsinghua University B) Hong Kong University of Science and Technology C) Wikimedia Foundation D) Beijing University
A) Overly long and repetitive text B) Excessive academic bias C) Content incoherence and lack of detail D) Too many high-quality images
A) It is too expensive B) It produces articles that are too long C) It is banned by the government D) It lacks satisfactory readability
A) Through IP block exemptions granted by administrators B) Through hacking the main server C) By physically traveling to Hong Kong D) By using official government-approved accounts
A) To increase the number of Wikipedia contributors globally B) To improve the translation quality of scientific articles C) To promote Chinese language learning D) To gain control of Wikipedia to support China's viewpoint
A) Because it is only available in simplified Chinese B) Because it refuses to use user-generated content C) Due to self-censorship and commercialization D) Due to a lack of technical infrastructure
A) They were found to be using bots for editing B) They did not have enough members C) They refused to sign documents protecting member anonymity D) The Foundation does not recognize regional groups
A) Legal lawsuits B) Financial blackmail C) Identity theft D) Death threats
A) History of the Communist Party of China B) Taiwan-China relations C) The Great Firewall of China D) 2019–2020 Hong Kong protests
A) Filing a complaint with the United Nations B) Reporting them to the Hong Kong national security police hotline C) Doxing their real-life addresses D) Deleting their personal accounts
A) More focused on grammar and syntax B) More likely to cite primary sources C) Less active in the editing process D) More aggressive in churning out disinformation
A) Removing content sympathetic to protests B) Deleting the entire Wikipedia page C) Adding only neutral academic sources D) Automatically blocking all new users
A) January 2000 B) April 2010 C) January 2005 D) March 2011
A) Six B) Four C) Two D) Eight
A) 菠蘿 B) 鳳梨 C) 菠萝 D) 黄梨
A) United States B) Mainland China C) Hong Kong D) Taiwan
A) Classical Chinese B) Written vernacular Chinese C) Shanghainese D) Cantonese
A) Pe̍h-ōe-jī B) Traditional Chinese C) Bàng-uâ-cê D) Simplified Chinese
A) Traditional Chinese B) Simplified Chinese C) Pha̍k-fa-sṳ D) Pe̍h-ōe-jī
A) Automatic redirection B) Page title conversion C) Regional settings D) Markup
A) Simplified Chinese B) Pe̍h-ōe-jī C) Pha̍k-fa-sṳ D) Bàng-uâ-cê
A) Text analysis B) Automatic page redirection C) Grammar correction D) Vocabulary substitution
A) 1 May 2001 B) 11 May 2001 C) 16 September 2021 D) 11 May 2015
A) September 2021 B) June 2019 C) May 2015 D) May 2001
A) Baidu B) Wikimedia Foundation C) United Nations D) Chinese Communist Party
A) 4.9 billion B) 1,564,678 C) 13,379 D) 4,260,867
A) 5 B) 60 C) 1,564,678 D) 13,379
A) 1 November 2002 B) 14 June 2003 C) 20 October 2003 D) 23 December 2004
A) Ivan Zhai B) China Computer Education C) China Times D) Ghyll
A) 1 November 2002 B) 20 October 2003 C) 23 December 2004 D) 14 June 2003
A) MediaWiki 1.4 B) MediaWiki 2.0 C) MediaWiki 1.4.2 D) MediaWiki 1.0
A) 14 June 2003 B) 16 May 2004 C) 1 November 2002 D) 20 October 2003
A) Twelfth-largest B) Twentieth-largest C) Eighth-largest D) First-largest
A) 1.5 million B) 4.9 billion C) 7,500 D) 3.6 million
A) 2024 B) 2013 C) 2016 D) 2026
A) 1.5 million B) 13,379 C) 3.6 million D) 4.2 million
A) Ropes or webs connecting objects B) Circle or enclosure C) Foundations of a building D) A period of time
A) A Wikipedia administrator B) A Qing official C) Lin Zexu D) A Taiwanese editor
A) 63 B) 60 million C) 9,100 D) 4
A) 維客 B) 海納 C) 圍紀 D) 維基
A) Once every two days B) Once every year C) Once every month D) Once every two weeks
A) 千仞 B) 海納百川 C) 圍紀 D) 維基百科
A) 30 September 2013 B) 10 March 2015 C) 23 June 2013 D) 30 September 2006
A) Foochow Romanized B) Simplified Chinese C) Pha̍k-fa-sṳ D) Hagfa Pinyim
A) 161st B) 155th C) 202nd D) 287th
A) Mandarin B) Sixian dialect C) Cantonese D) Fuzhou dialect
A) 4,512 B) 1,496 C) 10,366 D) 35,210
A) 1,496 B) 35,210 C) 30 D) 13,485
A) Hagfa Pinyim B) Simplified Chinese characters C) Pha̍k-fa-sṳ D) Foochow Romanized
A) 161st B) 287th C) 155th D) 202nd
A) Local Fuzhou linguists B) Eastern Min editors C) The Wikimedia Foundation D) Western missionaries
A) HTTPS links B) Proxy servers C) IP redirection D) Encrypted databases
A) Proxy servers B) Direct satellite links C) Tor browser D) VPN software
A) A meeting of the United Nations B) A trade agreement with the US C) The anniversary of the founding of the PRC D) The upcoming Olympic Games
A) China International Publishing Group B) BBC C) The New York Times D) Ming Pao
A) Jie Ding B) Shizhao C) Jimmy Wales D) Enming Yan
A) The 50 Cent Party B) The Wikimedia Foundation C) The Hong Kong government D) The World Intellectual Property Organization
A) Deleted it immediately B) Questioned its notability C) Wrote it himself D) Supported it publicly
A) Lokman Tsui B) Jie Ding C) Shizhao D) Enming Yan
A) The Chinese government increases funding B) The site is unblocked C) The site becomes more neutral D) The balance tilts towards anti-Beijing forces
A) The Chinese Constitution B) Manual for Librarians C) The 1989 protests article D) The Hong Kong government website
A) Fifty B) Three hundred C) Seven D) Twelve
A) Maggie Dennis B) Katherine Maher C) Jimmy Wales D) None of the above
A) A year B) Three months C) Six months D) Two years
A) Public domain B) GNU Free Documentation License C) Fully copyrighted D) Creative Commons Attribution
A) Sohu B) Hudong Wiki C) Chinese Wikipedia D) Google
A) Volunteer professional editors B) High academic credibility C) Strict citation requirements D) Widespread copyright infringement
A) A Baidu administrator B) A Chinese Wikipedia founder C) A government official D) Wei Zexi
A) Contributors retain ownership of all content B) Contributors share ownership with Baidu C) Contributors forfeit all rights upon submission D) Contributors license content under GNU |