Statistics for Hong Kong Protests Quiz

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This quiz has been taken 32 times
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The average score is 18 of 32

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
16 June 2019	A massive march with a historic turnout of {two} {million} people	81%
15 June 2019	Leung Ling-kit became the first {death} related to the movement	81%
22 September 2019	The {naked} body of Chan Yin-lam was found floating on the sea	81%
23 January 2020	First {COVID-19} confirmed case in Hong Kong	69%
1 October 2019	On the Chinese {National} Day, the first protester was shot by a live round	69%
12 November 2019	Police tried to invade the {Chinese} University of Hong Kong (they failed)	69%
31 August 2019	Riot police stormed the {Prince} {Edward} station	69%
4 June 2020	The 31st anniversary of the {Tiananmen} Square Massacre	69%
21 July 2019	Triads indiscriminately attacked passengers in {Yuen} {Long} Railway Station	69%
7 August 2020	Carrie Lam and 10 other officials were sanctioned by: {United States}	63%
24 June 2021	Following several clampdowns, pro-democracy newspaper {Apple} {Daily} was forced to shut down	63%
31 August 2019	"{Glory} to Hong Kong" debuted, becoming the most influential protest anthem	63%
24 November 2019	Historic voter turnout and pro-democrat landslide victory in the {District} Council Elections	63%
12 June 2019	The first {tear} {gas} being fired, siege of the CITIC Tower	63%
28 May 2020	The National People's Congress of China passed a decision to directly promulgate a {national} {security} law upon Hong Kong	63%
25 August 2020	{Twelve} Hongkongers on a speedboat were arrested by Chinese coastguards	63%
31 January 2021	Under certain conditions, British National ({Overseas}) Passport holders can apply for a pathway to British citizenship	63%
4 October 2019	Carrie Lam introduced a {mask} ban	56%
11-12 July 2020	Pro-democratic primaries took place, preparing for the {Legislative} Council elections	56%
1 July 2019	The {Legislative} Council was stormed, officially proclaiming the Five Demands	56%
18 November 2019	The {Polytechnic} University of Hong Kong under police lockdown, thousands arrested	56%
8 November 2019	Alex Chow died after falling from a {carpark}	50%
1 July 2021	A suicidal attack against policemen occurred, which the police dubbed a "lone {wolf}" terrorist attack	50%
3 February 2020	Medical industry workers started a week-long {strike} to demand the closure of Mainland borders	50%
23 October 2019	The {extradition} bill was formally withdrawn	50%
11 November 2020	Facing disqualifications, all pro-democrats {resigned} from the Legislative Council	44%
19 December 2021	A Legislative Council Election occurred after extensive deliberalization, voter turnout was historically {low}	38%
15 May 2020	The Education Bureau called for the cancellation of a {history} open exam question, accusing it for hurting nationalist feelings	38%
11 August 2019	A first-aider was blinded by a {rubber} {bullet}	31%
27 November 2019	The Hong Kong {Human} {Rights} and Democracy Act became American law	25%
1 July 2020	The first day of the law promulgated on 28 May A motorcycling protester arrested (later charged) for inciting secessionism and {terrorism}	13%
6 January 2021	All pro-democrats that participated in the 2020 primaries were arrested for {subversion}	6%