Many Hong Kong Protesters Abandon Camp At University

Protesters at a major university began leaving campus, setting up camps at five locations. They demanded local elections, temporarily clearing a blocked road. After the deadline passed, the road was blocked again, prompting government intervention to reopen it. The university urged protesters to leave, warning of potential government involvement. Chinese state media issued a warning to the protesters.

What action did some major universities take in response to the protests?

• They expelled all students.

• They shortened semesters or held classes online.

• They increased tuition fees.

• They closed down permanently.

What did the protesters at the Chinese University of Hong Kong demand from the government?

• To release all arrested protesters.

• To hold local elections on November 24th.

• To provide free education.

• To increase campus security.

What happened after the 24-hour ultimatum given by the protesters expired?

• The government agreed to the demands.

• The road was permanently cleared.

• The road was blocked again by the remaining protesters.

• The university was shut down.

What did the head of the university request from the protesters?

• To continue their protests.

• To leave the campus.

• To negotiate with the government.

• To join the university administration.

What warning did Chinese state media issue to the protesters?

• They would be offered government jobs.

• They were on the edge of doom and should leave.

• They should continue their protests.

• They would be given awards for bravery.