Who was the U.S. president-elect who held an unprecedented phone call with Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen causing renewed tensions with China? A) Barack Obama B) Donald Trump C) Joe Biden D) George W. Bush

What is the official name of Taiwan? A) Republic of China (ROC) B) People's Republic of Taiwan C) Democratic State of Taiwan D) Republic of Taiwan

Which major world organization did Taiwan lose its seat in 1971, with China taking its place? A) NATO B) United Nations C) ASEAN D) European Union

What year did the U.S. and China establish formal diplomatic relations, leading to the U.S. breaking official ties with Taiwan? A) 1950 B) 1964 C) 1979 D) 1990

Which political party fled to Taiwan after losing the Chinese Civil War? A) Communist Party of China B) Kuomintang (KMT) C) Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) D) People's Liberation Army

What is the term used for China's policy insisting that Taiwan is part of China? A) Great China Policy B) One-China Policy C) Taiwan Dependence Act D) Mutual Recognition Doctrine

What year did the Chinese Civil War officially end, leading to the separation of China and Taiwan? A) 1911 B) 1949 C) 1972 D) 1997

Which U.S. law commits the United States to providing Taiwan with defensive military aid? A) Taiwan Relations Act B) Mutual Defense Treaty C) Pacific Security Act D) One-China Agreement

Which strait separates Taiwan from mainland China? A) Taiwan Strait B) South China Sea C) Yellow Sea D) East China Strait

Which U.S. House Speaker visited Taiwan in 2022, escalating tensions with China? A) Nancy Pelosi B) Kevin McCarthy C) Mitch McConnell D) Chuck Schumer

What critical industry makes Taiwan a strategic focal point in the China-Taiwan conflict due to its global dominance in advanced chip manufacturing? A) Automobile industry B) Textile industry C) Semiconductor industry D) Steel industry