| 1 |
Politicians of the <u>bourgeois </u>kind are singing the praises of Mao Tse-tung. |
- A. Of the middle class
- B. Of the working class
- C. Of the richest class
- D. Of the highest class in society
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| 2 |
The crowd of official visitors to Peking (Beijing), performing a <u>quasi-pilgrimage</u>, is now more numerous than visiting traders. |
- A. Visit like pilgrimage (hajj)
- B. Visit as if to paradise
- C. Visit as if to a treasure house
- D. Visit as if to an ideal traders
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| 3 |
The communists came to power in..................... |
- A. 1649
- B. 1949
- C. 2049
- D. 1849
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| 4 |
There are two national holidays in China............. and October 1. |
- A. June 10
- B. July 2
- C. May 1
- D. August 14
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| 5 |
The Chinese were suddenly brought out of the memory <u>attic</u>with a loud bang. |
- A. Hall
- B. Store room
- C. Building
- D. House
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| 6 |
Contribution of a day's work from each person would mean ................ million extra labourers for one year without cost to the state. |
- A. Zero
- B. One
- C. Two
- D. Three
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| 7 |
The village was destroyed ............... fire. |
- A. In
- B. With
- C. from
- D. By
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| 8 |
The Chinese may have introduced the smile policy, but the <u>Occidentials</u> certainly launched the warm hug. |
- A. Western people
- B. Eastern people
- C. Ancient people
- D. Modern people
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| 9 |
The _____ run into hundreds of people at a time. |
- A. Visiting groups
- B. Visiting parties
- C. Set of people
- D. Delegations
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| 10 |
China was even confused with a small..................... one of its provinces. |
- A. Sea
- B. Mountain
- C. Island
- D. Jungle
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