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五期星 日八廿月一年二七九一零公年一十六國民華中 育教僑華

真二第張六第 日三十月二十年亥辛夏

WAH KIU YAT PO

報日僑單

The Tung-meng hul was founded

with the help of Miyazaki Torazo

中文中學會考試題預習專欄 物理科(十三)

1012英文中學會考試題預習專欄 2

堅道英交院主編。

歷史科

(十三)

History No. 13

Section A: East Asia

Chapter Ten: The ideas and career of

Sun Yat-sen and the Chiness Republican Revolution to 1916.

Part One:

Which of the following statements about Sun Yat-sen are correct?

I. He was honoured as the Father of

Nationalist China.

VII He was the son of a small farmer III. He was impressed by the struggle

between Parliament and King in 17th0. England while studying at Central School in Hong Kong,

IV. He was baptised by an American

missionary.

V He practised medicine in Macao

and Canton after graduating from the Hong Kong College of Medicins.

II and V

and V only

III and IV only

II, IV and V only

III and Vonly.

All of the above."

2 Sun Yat-sen turned to be a revolution

ist after

was outlawed by his native villagers.

B. he was forced out of Maoao From

practising medicine

C. he had made several contacts with

the Triad Society

he was disregarded by Li Hung chang,

who had ignored his refort- iet petition in 1894..

Ehe had set up the Raviva China

Society.

1894 Sun Yat- sen founded the Hsing

Chunghui în

A. Honolulù.

B. Japan

G. Hone Kong

D. Can't D.

E. Macao

4. After the failure of the 1895 plot in Beizing the Canton provincial govern- ment offices,

I Sun escaped to Japan and disguised

himself under the name of Nakayamai II. Sun was "wanted" by Peking- 11. Several of his fellow conspirators

were executed...

Sun then went to the United States but was recognized and kidnapped", Finally he was released with the help of Sir James Canțlie.

Which of the above statemente Ta true?

NI

III and only 3.I III IV and V only 20, I, II, III and V only

D. II, IV and. V only

B. All of the above,

which caused Sun Yat- een to develop his ideological princi- ples were.

5. The incentives Y

the problem of competing with other revolutioniste who were gathering. followers for themselves.

B. the growth of revolutionary not-

ivities among students.

the lack of coordination, speci- fic ideology, and a Long-term programme for all those activit- 108.

B and Conly.

All of the above.

In Sun's Three Principles of the Pac- ple, he expounded

the principles of nationalion, democracy and socialism in their Chinese context.

the concept of nationalism being anti- Manchu, anti-imperialiát and pro- republican.

III the need for a "five-power consti

tution"..

IV. Marx's idea of class struggle for

meeting the new problems of indus- trial growth.

7. the popular idea of a single tax.

on land.

I and II only:

Q. I, II and IV only

RII, III and IV only

S. I, II, III and V only

All of the above

II. in 1905 in Kyoto, Japan...

III. with Sun as chief executive

IV. with overseas offices in Singapore,

Brussels, San Francisco, and Honolulu.

V, with branches in seventeen

provinces:

II and III only

QUE LI

II, III and V only

R I III, IV and V only S. III

and V only

T. All of the above

8. The following were all colleagues of

Sun except

P. Huang Heing

Q. Chang Ping-lin

R. Wang Ching-wei

S. Liang Chi-chad

T. Hu Han-min.

9. What were the essentials of: Sun'a

three-stage programme?

1. Military government for six years. II. Local self-government with milit-

ary government for three years III. Six years of political tutelage.

IV. Party dictatorship during the

years of tutelage..

V. Eventual constitutional government

with an elected president and. parliament.

P. I, III and V only

II, IV and V only

R. I, II, III and V only

S. II, III, IV and V

T. All of the above.

only

10. The famous "72 martyre" avent of

.occured in

P. Macso

Q Canton

R. Shanghai

S. Wuchang

Nanking

All of the following attributed to the intensity of outbreaks and, asas- sinations except

A. funds and arms from abroad.

B. worsening economic conditions.

C. the frustration of gentry interests.

which favoured nationalization of railwaze.

Do the widespread decline of the cent-

ral anthority

E the leadership taken by the revol

tionary groups.

12. The Railway Dispute was partiolarly

serious in the province of

4. Szechuan"

B Yunnan

C. Kweichow

D. Kwangsi

E. Kwangtung

13. The Railway Dispute was caused by the policy of the nationalization of rai- waye by the Peking Government. Which of the following etatements were untrue?

I. By 1908, railway lines in China.

were largely provincially controlled The announcement for the national- ization of railways was made in May 1911.

For materializing the pricy, foreign loans were obtained." The policy was objected by the provinces on the pretext that Peking was playing into the hände of foreign creditors,

The provinces were dissatisfied with the compensation offered.

1, III and. V only

B. II and IV only

C. I, II and V only.

D. III, III and IV on

E. All of the above

On October 10th, 1911, the Revolution against the Manchus broke out when

there were rumours that the troops

were in Hankow and Wuchang were disloyal army, officera in the Wuchang garrison were arrested. municipal police found secret decunente after an accidental bomb explosion.

the Wuchang, soldiers rose in muting a

the plot of the Kung-Unîn nui was discovered.

15. Who was pressed into readership by

the rebels after chang had fallen?

A Yuan Shah-kaj:

B. Wang Ching-wei

C. Li, Yuan-hung

D. Tuan Cha-jui

E. Chang Tso-lin

In panic, the Ching court was foroad. to summon Yuan Shih-kan to suppressA the rebels. What were Yuan's condit

ons for acceptance?,

The abdication of Hauan-tung in favour of a Republic under his presidency.

DIL

His appointment as premier new cabinet government.

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QB-Wachang

Shanghai

R. C

S. D-Nanking.

TE Peking

In February, 1912, Sun resigned in. favour of Yuan Shih-kai because

Tuan represented the chief hope or avoiding oval war, chaos and fore

En intervention

Yuan agreed to support the Republ. ican cause."

Yuan promised to bring the apica tion of Hsuan-tung

Tuan was too powerful that dun ha to yield.

Yuan agreed to govern under isional constitution.

Which is untrue?:

Arrange the following in chronolorical order

I the setting up of Tung-meng hui II. the kidnap of Sun Yat-sen. III the abdication of Hsuan-tung

the proclamation of the Republic the removal of government from Nanking to Paking,

I, II, III, IV,

Q. II, 1, 1V, III, VA

R. III, IV, 13, V, I

S. I, III, IV, V, II

TI IIIV, I, III,

To be continued in next issue.