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Mimi

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The __________ is theoretically the highest organ of state power, and even though it is huge and unwieldy and meets only briefly, it has recently become a forum for working out policy differences between different factions in party and government.
 
  a. the State Council
  b. the Central Secretariat
  c. the National People's Congress
  d. the Guomindang

Question 2

The highest executive body in the Chinese state system is __________, which for many years was little more than the executive arm of the party, but has begun to reassert itself in recent years with the addition of a new generation of civilian technocrats.
 
  a. the State Council
  b. the Central Secretariat
  c. the National People's Congress
  d. the Guomindang



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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