A) 20 December 2014 B) 13 December 2014 C) 15 December 2014 D) 9 June 2014
A) Wood planks B) Expanded polystyrene C) Plastic sheets D) Cardboard
A) Government officials B) Secondary school students C) Police officers D) University professors
A) Before 15 December 2014 B) On 20 December 2014 C) On 13 December 2014 D) After 20 December 2014
A) Stair outside Central Government Offices B) Yau Tong MTR station C) Inside the Causeway Bay study room D) Tai Po subway
A) Never surrender B) Victory is near C) End of the movement D) It is just the beginning
A) Leisure and Cultural Services Development staff B) MTR station guards C) Hong Kong transport workers D) Police officers
A) No, police did not take action to interfere B) Yes, they arrested several citizens C) Yes, they dismantled the wall immediately D) Yes, they called for reinforcements
A) 9 June B) 13 December C) 20 December D) 9 July
A) Walls of freedom B) Blossoming everywhere C) Spread the message D) Urban mosaic
A) High Court and Police Headquarters B) RTHK and the Policy Innovation and Co-ordination Office C) Legislative Council Complex only D) Treasury and Immigration Department
A) Over 150 B) Exactly 50 C) Around 80 D) Nearly 500
A) Paris B) Toronto C) Seoul D) Singapore
A) Taipei B) London C) Berlin D) Prague
A) On 8 July in the afternoon B) At midnight on 9 July C) At noon on 9 June D) On 15 December at night
A) Firearms and tear gas B) Shields and helmets C) Megaphones and cameras only D) Construction tools
A) Posters mentioning the extradition bill B) Paper containing an officer's personal information C) Official government notices D) Drawings made by children
A) Leave the subway immediately B) Surrender your identification card C) Remove the sticky notes D) Remember me, and have a fight with me
A) Inside a police station B) At a private property C) Inside an MTR station D) On a moving bus
A) 15 December B) 10 July C) 11 July D) 9 June
A) Leisure and Cultural Services staff B) Subway security guards C) Off-duty policemen from Yau Mei Court D) Pro-Beijing middle-aged tourists
A) Two secondary school students B) Two government officials C) Two retired police officers D) Two active-duty police officers
A) Assaulting democracy activists B) Threatening MTR staff C) Stealing sticky notes D) Vandalizing public property
A) On 10 July B) On 9 July C) On the next day (11 July) D) On 13 December
A) Taking photos of the crowd B) Handing out flyers C) Writing encouraging messages on the wall D) Attempting to tear sticky notes from a Lennon Wall
A) 自由牆 B) 雨傘牆 C) 民主牆 D) 連儂牆
A) Occupy Central B) Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill Movement C) Fishball Revolution D) Umbrella Movement
A) 2024 B) 2019 C) 2014 D) 2020
A) During the 2019–2020 Hong Kong protests B) During the 1997 handover C) During the 2003 anti-article 23 protests D) During the 2014 Umbrella Movement
A) Queen B) Pink Floyd C) The Rolling Stones D) The Beatles
A) 1988 B) 1975 C) 1989 D) 1968
A) Stolen by protesters B) Carefully preserved behind glass C) Long lost under layers of new paint D) Restored by modern artists
A) Marco Leung Ling-kit B) Nathan Law C) Joshua Wong D) Edward Leung
A) Red B) Yellow C) Black D) White
A) "Hong Kong, Add oil." B) "Stand with Hong Kong" C) "Free Hong Kong" D) "Never give up"
A) Removal of custody B) Eviction from public housing C) Revocation of his passport D) Termination of employment
A) 7 days B) 20 days C) 14 days D) 30 days
A) "Artist Girl" B) "Umbrella Girl" C) "Chalk Girl" D) "Flower Girl"
A) Audrey Eu B) Martin Lee C) Patricia Ho D) Margaret Ng
A) "Justified" B) "Lenient" C) "Disproportionate" D) "Standard procedure"
A) "Strict legal guidelines" B) "Parental warnings" C) "Educational seminars" D) "Whatever mechanism they can think of"
A) "The Girl with Chalk" B) "Wall of Memories" C) "Umbrella Art" D) "The Infamous Chalk Girl"
A) Direct monarchy B) Universal suffrage C) Military rule D) Colonial governance
A) Baby boomers B) Post-90s C) Post-80s D) Post-00s
A) Police officers B) Journalists C) Bus drivers D) Social workers
A) Lennon Wall Hong Kong B) Why Are We Here? C) We Want Democracy D) Step Down CY Leung
A) Hsinchu B) Taichung C) Kaohsiung D) Taipei
A) Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall B) Taipei 101 lobby C) National Palace Museum D) Gongguan underground walkway
A) Hsinchu B) Tainan C) Taichung D) Taipei
A) Yingximen underground walkway B) Gongguan underground walkway C) Ximen underground walkway D) Kuang San Sogo underground walkway
A) Shibuya Station B) Ginza Crossing C) Tokyo Tower D) Shinjuku Station
A) Manhattan's Chinatown B) Sunset Park, Brooklyn C) Flushing, Queens D) Little Italy
A) Flushing B) Bensonhurst C) Bay Ridge D) Sunset Park
A) Pioneer Square B) Space Needle C) Seattle Art Museum D) Gumwall, Pike Place Market
A) San Francisco, California B) San Diego, California C) Sacramento, California D) Los Angeles, California
A) Simon Fraser University B) Emily Carr University C) British Columbia Institute of Technology D) University of Victoria
A) Andalusia B) Basque Country C) Madrid D) Catalonia
A) Melbourne B) Sydney C) Brisbane D) Perth |