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Provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities are considered the highest tiers of administrative divisions in China.
Answer: True
Provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities, and Special Administrative Regions (SARs) constitute the highest tier of administrative divisions in China.
The administrative division codes of the People's Republic of China are designed solely to identify provincial-level administrative units.
Answer: False
The administrative division codes are designed to identify administrative divisions from the county level upwards, not solely provincial-level units.
The most recent version of China's administrative division codes mentioned in the text was issued in September 2015.
Answer: True
The source material indicates that the latest version of the administrative division codes was issued on September 30, 2015.
In China's administrative division codes, the first two digits identify the county-level division.
Answer: False
The first two digits of the administrative division codes identify the highest-level administrative division, such as a province or autonomous region, not the county-level division.
The third and fourth digits of China's administrative division codes provide summary data for a prefecture-level division.
Answer: True
The third and fourth digits are indeed used to provide summary data for the prefecture-level division.
Codes 01 through 20 in the third and fourth digits specifically identify prefectures and autonomous prefectures.
Answer: False
Codes 01 through 20 in the third and fourth digits identify provincial-level cities, not prefectures or autonomous prefectures.
The fifth and sixth digits of the administrative division codes represent the specific county-level division.
Answer: True
The fifth and sixth digits are designated to represent the specific county-level division.
Codes 81 through 99 in the fifth and sixth digits denote counties directly administered by a province.
Answer: False
Codes 81 through 99 in the fifth and sixth digits specifically denote county-level cities directly administered by a province, not general counties.
The 'Division codes for statistical use' extend the standard six-digit code by adding four more digits for village-level identification.
Answer: False
The 'Division codes for statistical use' extend the standard six-digit code by adding six more digits, not four, for identification down to the village level and above.
The example code 110102 007 003 shows that 110102 represents a subdistrict within a larger district.
Answer: False
In the example code 110102 007 003, the segment 110102 represents Xicheng District in Beijing, which is a county-level division, not a subdistrict.
The administrative division codes are updated annually by the Ministry of Civil Affairs.
Answer: False
The source indicates the codes are updated periodically, and the National Bureau of Statistics is responsible for publishing them, not necessarily annually by the Ministry of Civil Affairs.
The administrative division codes are structured hierarchically, with the first two digits representing the lowest level of administration.
Answer: False
The codes are structured hierarchically, but the first two digits represent the highest level of administration (e.g., province), not the lowest.
The administrative division codes are designed to facilitate data management and statistical analysis.
Answer: True
A primary purpose of the administrative division codes is to standardize identification for efficient data management and statistical analysis.
The code segment '007' in the example 110102 007 003 identifies the community level.
Answer: False
In the example 110102 007 003, the segment '007' represents Yuetan Subdistrict, which is at the township level, not the community level (which would be '003').
The administrative division codes are designed to identify individual citizens and their registration details.
Answer: False
The codes are designed to identify administrative units, not individual citizens or their registration details.
The administrative division codes are updated periodically to reflect changes in administrative structures.
Answer: True
The codes are updated periodically to ensure they accurately reflect the current administrative structures within China.
The code 110102 in the example refers to Beijing Municipality as the highest-level division.
Answer: True
In the example code 110102 007 003, the first two digits '11' represent Beijing Municipality, the highest-level division in this context.
The third and fourth digits are used to differentiate between provincial-level cities and prefectures.
Answer: True
The third and fourth digits are used to distinguish between provincial-level cities and various types of prefecture-level divisions.
The administrative division codes are designed to be unique identifiers for each administrative unit.
Answer: True
The system is designed to provide unique numerical identifiers for each administrative unit within the hierarchy.
The 'Division codes for statistical use' provide classification down to the prefecture level.
Answer: False
The 'Division codes for statistical use' extend the standard code to provide classification down to the village level and above, not just the prefecture level.
The administrative division codes are primarily based on geographical location rather than administrative hierarchy.
Answer: False
The codes are structured hierarchically based on administrative levels (province, prefecture, county, etc.), not primarily geographical location.
What is the primary purpose of the administrative division codes of the People's Republic of China?
Answer: To classify and standardize the identification of administrative divisions from the county level upwards.
The primary purpose of these codes is to provide a standardized numerical system for identifying and classifying administrative divisions, specifically from the county level upwards, facilitating data management and statistical analysis.
According to the provided text, when was the latest version of the administrative division codes issued?
Answer: September 30, 2015
The source material specifies that the latest version of the administrative division codes was issued on September 30, 2015.
How does the coding system represent administrative divisions from left to right?
Answer: Province level, then prefecture level, then county level.
Reading from left to right, the codes represent the administrative divisions hierarchically: first the province level, then the prefecture level, and finally the county level.
What do the first two digits of China's administrative division codes signify?
Answer: The highest-level administrative division (e.g., province, autonomous region, municipality).
The first two digits of the administrative division codes identify the highest tier of administration, such as a province, autonomous region, or municipality.
Which administrative level is represented by the third and fourth digits in the codes?
Answer: Prefecture level
The third and fourth digits of the administrative division codes are used to represent the prefecture level.
What do the fifth and sixth digits of the administrative division codes represent?
Answer: The county-level division.
The fifth and sixth digits of the administrative division codes are used to represent the county-level division.
According to the source, what do codes 81 through 99 in the fifth and sixth digits specifically denote?
Answer: County-level cities directly administered by a province.
Codes 81 through 99 in the fifth and sixth digits specifically denote county-level cities that are directly administered by a province.
What is the structure of the 'Division codes for statistical use'?
Answer: The standard six-digit administrative code plus an additional six digits for village-level detail.
The 'Division codes for statistical use' extend the standard six-digit code by adding six more digits, allowing for classification down to the village level and above.
In the example code 110102 007 003, what does the segment '110102' represent?
Answer: Xicheng District in Beijing.
The segment '110102' in the example code represents Xicheng District, which is a county-level division within Beijing Municipality.
The 'Division codes for statistical use' extend the standard code to identify divisions down to what level?
Answer: Village level and above
The extended 'Division codes for statistical use' provide classification down to the village level and above.
Sub-provincial level divisions include only sub-provincial cities.
Answer: False
Sub-provincial level divisions also include sub-provincial autonomous prefectures and sub-provincial city districts, not solely sub-provincial cities.
Prefecture-level divisions include prefectural cities and leagues (Aimag).
Answer: True
Prefecture-level divisions encompass prefectural cities, leagues (Aimag), prefectures, and autonomous prefectures.
Banners in Inner Mongolia are equivalent to counties at the county level.
Answer: True
Banners, including autonomous banners, in Inner Mongolia function as administrative divisions equivalent to counties at the county level.
Townships and subdistricts are the primary types of administrative divisions at the village level.
Answer: False
Townships and subdistricts are primary types of administrative divisions at the township level (fourth level), not the village level (fifth level).
Residential communities are managed by Village Committees at the village level.
Answer: False
Residential communities are managed by Residential Committees, while villages are managed by Village Committees at the village level.
Special Economic Zones are considered a standard administrative level in China, equivalent to the prefecture level.
Answer: False
Special Economic Zones are not a standard administrative level but are considered 'Others' or 'Analogous' units, designated for specific economic functions rather than fitting into the prefecture-level hierarchy.
Autonomous counties and autonomous banners are administrative divisions at the township level.
Answer: False
Autonomous counties and autonomous banners are administrative divisions at the county level (third level), not the township level.
The term 'Prefecture' is still a primary, widely used administrative division level in China today.
Answer: False
The source indicates that Prefectures, along with Mongolian leagues, are currently being abolished, suggesting they are no longer primary, widely used administrative levels.
Sums and Ethnic Sums are administrative divisions found at the county level.
Answer: False
Sums and Ethnic Sums are administrative divisions found at the township level (fourth level), analogous to townships.
Provincial-controlled cities and districts fall under the prefecture-level category.
Answer: False
Provincial-controlled cities and districts are classified as sub-prefecture-level divisions, situated between the prefecture and county levels, not under the prefecture-level category.
The term 'Leagues (Aimag)' refers to a type of county-level administrative division.
Answer: False
Leagues (Aimag) are a type of prefecture-level administrative division, not county-level.
Ethnic districts are a type of administrative division found at the township level.
Answer: False
Ethnic districts are a type of county-level administrative division (third level), not township level.
Prefectural cities are a type of administrative division below the county level.
Answer: False
Prefectural cities are a type of prefecture-level administrative division (second level), which is above the county level.
Which of the following is NOT listed as a primary type of province-level administrative division?
Answer: Prefecture
Provinces, Autonomous Regions, Municipalities, and Special Administrative Regions (SARs) are listed as primary province-level divisions. Prefectures are a lower-level division.
What administrative level do 'Banners' in Inner Mongolia correspond to?
Answer: County level
Banners in Inner Mongolia are administrative divisions that correspond to the county level.
Which of the following is a type of township-level administrative division?
Answer: Subdistrict
Subdistricts are primary types of administrative divisions at the township level (fourth level).
What constitutes the village level of administrative divisions in China?
Answer: Villages and residential communities
The village level (fifth level) of administrative divisions primarily consists of villages and residential communities.
Which of the following is mentioned as an 'Other' or 'Analogous' administrative category in China?
Answer: Special Economic Zone
Special Economic Zones are mentioned as examples of 'Others' or 'Analogous' administrative units, highlighting their unique functional status.
The term 'Prefecture' is noted in the source as being what?
Answer: Currently being abolished.
The source indicates that the term 'Prefecture' as an administrative division is currently being abolished in China.
Which of the following is mentioned as a type of prefecture-level division?
Answer: Autonomous Prefecture
Autonomous Prefectures are explicitly mentioned as a type of prefecture-level division.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of county-level division?
Answer: Prefecture
Counties, districts, and autonomous counties are listed as county-level divisions. Prefectures are a higher administrative level.
What does the term 'Sub-prefecture-level' refer to?
Answer: Divisions between the prefecture and county levels.
Sub-prefecture-level refers to administrative divisions situated between the prefecture level and the county level.
The National Bureau of Statistics of China is the entity responsible for publishing the country's administrative division codes.
Answer: True
The National Bureau of Statistics of China is officially responsible for the publication and maintenance of the administrative division codes.
The 'Politics of China' section in the navbox covers topics like the legal system and human rights.
Answer: True
The 'Politics of China' section indeed covers subjects such as the legal system and human rights, alongside government bodies and political parties.
The 'Organic Law of Village Committees' relates to the self-governance structures at the most local administrative tier.
Answer: True
The 'Organic Law of Village Committees' governs the organization of grassroots autonomous organizations at the village level, underpinning self-governance structures.
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is mentioned as a key component of China's political structure.
Answer: True
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is prominently mentioned as the ruling party and a central element of China's political system.
The 'Politics of China' section mentions the National People's Congress as a key governmental body.
Answer: True
The National People's Congress is indeed mentioned as a key governmental body within the 'Politics of China' section.
The source mentions 'Socialism with Chinese characteristics' within the 'Politics of China' section.
Answer: True
'Socialism with Chinese characteristics' is a political concept mentioned within the 'Politics of China' section.
Which government body is responsible for publishing China's administrative division codes?
Answer: The National Bureau of Statistics of China
The National Bureau of Statistics of China is the official entity responsible for publishing the country's administrative division codes.
What does the 'Politics of China' section in the navbox cover?
Answer: Government bodies, political parties, legal system, and human rights.
The 'Politics of China' section provides comprehensive coverage of governmental structures, political parties, the legal system, and human rights issues.
What is the function of the 'Organic Law of Village Committees'?
Answer: To govern the organization of grassroots autonomous organizations at the village level.
The 'Organic Law of Village Committees' serves to regulate the organization and functioning of self-governance structures at the village level.
What is the role of the National People's Congress mentioned in the 'Politics of China' section?
Answer: Highest organ of state power.
The National People's Congress is described as the highest organ of state power within China's political structure.
The 'Economy of China' section includes information on industries like banking, steel production, and tourism.
Answer: True
The 'Economy of China' section encompasses a range of industries, including banking, steel production, and tourism, among others.
The 'History' section within the China topics navbox only covers periods after 1949.
Answer: False
The 'History' section covers periods from prehistoric times through ancient, imperial, and modern China, not exclusively post-1949.
The 'History: before 1912, 1912–1949, 1949–present' link details changes in administrative divisions over time.
Answer: True
This link provides information on the evolution of administrative divisions across different historical periods of China.
The 'Reform and opening up' policy is mentioned in the context of China's economic history.
Answer: True
The 'Reform and opening up' policy is indeed discussed in relation to China's economic history and development.
The navigational templates mention historical periods ranging from prehistoric times to the present day.
Answer: True
The navigational templates cover China's history broadly, including prehistoric eras, ancient dynasties, and modern periods up to the present day.
The 'Economy of China' section does not mention challenges like the property sector crisis.
Answer: False
The 'Economy of China' section does mention challenges such as the property sector crisis.
Which historical period is mentioned in the navigational templates concerning China?
Answer: Ancient China (Xia, Shang, Zhou dynasties)
The navigational templates mention historical periods including ancient China, characterized by dynasties such as Xia, Shang, and Zhou.
What does the 'Economy of China' section encompass, according to the source?
Answer: Banking, energy, industry, tourism, and economic history.
The 'Economy of China' section covers a broad spectrum including banking, energy, various industries, tourism, and the nation's economic history.
The 'Four Great Inventions' are listed as examples of China's technological advancements.
Answer: True
The concept of the 'Four Great Inventions' is mentioned as a significant example of China's historical technological contributions.
The 'Geography of China' section lists canals, lakes, and rivers as types of water bodies.
Answer: True
The 'Geography of China' section includes various water bodies, such as canals, lakes, and rivers.
Which major geographical region of China is mentioned in the source material?
Answer: Western China
Western China is identified as one of the major geographical regions of China mentioned in the source material.
The 'External links' section provides access to the original data published by the National Bureau of Statistics.
Answer: True
The 'External links' section typically directs users to official sources, such as the National Bureau of Statistics, for original data.