Theme 1 TB p. 42-44

1. Powers granted to Hong Kong by the Central Authorities include

• A. Legislative power

• B. Executive power

• C. power to conduct external affairs on its own

• D. All of the above

2. Which of the following documents form the constitutional basis of the HKSAR

• A. The Constitution, Basic Law

• B. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, Basic Law

• C. Kyoto Protocol, Basic Law

• D. ALL of the above

3. The Basic Law is an authorization law, stipulating important principles ..

• A. high degree of autonomy

• B. one country, two systems

• C. HK people administering HK

• D. All of the above

4. Which of the following is NOT the constitutional responsibilities of the HKSAR?

• A. integrating into the 14th Five Year Plan

• B. maintaining the prosperity and stability of the HKSAR

• C. Rolling out the "Light Housing" policy

• D. safeguarding national sovereignty, security and development interests.

5. According to Article ___ of the Constitution, the systems adopted in the SAR are clearly stated. The Law is enacted by the National People's Congress.

• A. 12

• B. Preamble

• C. 31

• D. 158

6. Why is the constitution important to the implementation of One Country Two Systems?

• A. The constitution provides the constitutional basis for the legalization and institutionalization of the "one country two systems" principle.

• B. It establishes the country's constitutional order.

• C. It solves the historical problems of HK and Macao.

• D. All of the above

7. Which of the following description is wrong with the Basic Law?

• A. The Constitution is the fundamental law of the state

• B. The Basic Law has the same legal forces of the Constitution

• C. The Basic Law is the subordinate to the Constitution.

• D. According to Article 11 of the Basic Law, no law enacted by the Legislature of the HKSAR shall contravene the Constitution.