Hong Kong Students Agree to Talk But Protest Goes On

The video covers the ongoing democracy protests in Hong Kong, focusing on police actions in Mongkok and Admiralty. It highlights the intense atmosphere in Mongkok, where police cleared protest sites, and the organized nature of the Admiralty protest site, which includes study areas and community support. The video also discusses the challenges in dialogue between protestors and the government, emphasizing the lack of negotiation on constitutional reform.

What was the primary action taken by police in Mongkok during the protests?

• They provided medical aid to injured protesters.

• They cleared tents and barricades.

• They distributed food to protesters.

• They held a peaceful dialogue with protesters.

What unique feature was observed at the Admiralty protest site?

• A concert area for live music.

• A large stage for speeches.

• A study area with free Wi-Fi.

• A marketplace for local vendors.

How did the protesters in Admiralty maintain their site?

• By setting up a permanent barricade.

• By holding regular meetings with police.

• By numbering tents and providing supplies.

• By organizing daily clean-up drives.

What was the main issue with the talks between student leaders and the government?

• The talks were not considered negotiations.

• The talks were held in secret.

• The students demanded immediate reforms.

• The government refused to meet the students.

What was the response of the protesters to the clearing of sites in Mongkok?

• They decided to end the protests.

• They planned to start protests in new areas.

• They moved to Admiralty permanently.

• They agreed to negotiate with the police.