Gaokao Exam Compulsory Subjects 2

Question 1

According to China's compulsory education curriculum, the primary function of the Chinese Communist Party as defined in the Constitution is:

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To lead all aspects of national work as the governing party

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To serve as an advisory body to the National People's Congress

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To manage economic policy exclusively

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To oversee military affairs only

Question 2

In China's geography curriculum, the Qinling-Huaihe line is significant because it marks:

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The boundary between warm-temperate and subtropical climate zones, and between dry and humid regions

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The border between China and Mongolia

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The southern limit of the Yellow River basin

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The division between eastern and western China

Question 3

Which of the following correctly describes China's basic economic system as taught in compulsory politics?

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Public ownership as the mainstay with multiple forms of ownership developing side by side

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Exclusive state ownership of all means of production

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A fully market-driven economy with no state sector

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Equal ownership split between public and private sectors

Question 4

In Chinese high school biology (compulsory), what is the role of ATP in cellular metabolism?

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ATP is the direct energy currency of cells, coupling energy-releasing reactions to energy-requiring reactions

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ATP stores all of the cell's long-term energy reserves

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ATP is a structural component of the cell membrane

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ATP functions only in photosynthesis

Question 5

Newton's First Law of Motion states that an object will remain at rest or in uniform motion unless acted upon by a net force. This property is called:

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Inertia

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Momentum

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Gravity

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Friction

Question 6

The Chinese history curriculum identifies the Opium Wars as a turning point because:

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They marked China's forced entry into the modern world and the beginning of a 'century of humiliation'

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They led to China's immediate modernization and industrialization

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They resulted in China gaining new territories

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They were the first time China traded with foreign nations