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日二十月五年一七九一曆公年十六國民華中育教僑華
1971 英文中學會考試題預習專欄
1971 英文中學會考試題預習專欄
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地理科
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LESSON TWENTY-NINE
REVISION TEST 3
SECTION .B (Continued)
Can Hong Kong (26)
F. effort
R. afford
T. effetè
Q. affect
S. effect
paying higher wages, to its workers? So far the authorities (27) P. have been failing
Rare failing
T. have failed
Qfail
S. failed
to examine this question, Spokesmen for industry (28)
P. voice
R. will voice'
T. have voiced
Q are voicing.
5. will have voiced
their fears that the latest demands for more (29)
P. paid
Q. pay
I paye
S. play
T. pall
P. could be pricing.
Q. could price
(30), could have priced
S. might have priced
To would have priced
Hong Kong products out of world markets.
Section Cr
Read
through the following sentences and choose the proposition that best. fits the meaning of the sentence.
31. It will not be easy to
Bon
Ain
comply
要
32. She has found it difficult to dispense
B. with c. from
her servant's services.
33. It was so dark that I could not distinguish my brother
A with
B. oft
34. She dressed herself
3. дау B. down
from Dato
•his reques
Do to
E with
D. on
E without
·E. for
my cousin.
Fupon
his troubles
Е. ирать.
S. back
T. aside.
Si, on
battle
Tat
in the latest style. Cywith, D. up
35. I asked him not to let his mind direll
A. in
B or C at D. for
36. I cannot draw from what I have promised.
P. for Qin
По от
37. The two countries were at last engaged
P. with for
B. in
38. The brilliant advocate enlarged
P. with Quat R.
39. These people were excluded
P. of
40. Both projects fell
this argument to win his case,
To backg
5. in all the Privileges of
citizenship.
R. on
..
because
fo his temperament.
S. from 7. in th
Ta upon Q out . In in
5. down 7. through
417 After a long period of uneasiness, the two parties fell
each other."
A. away Binto
៩. ,គ
D. through. E. out
42. After a period of peace, border clashes between the troops of the two
countries suddenly flared
A up B. on..
through E. back"
43. As soon as I mentioned something about his private life, he began
flying.
WAX WITH Bon
·རཱུ!
44. He has been asked to
questions
A of
Вол
C. out
C. into
9. for
E. at
furnish the reporter.
All the answera 'ta
G. through D, with 45. He was getting well in his business,
A. about
B. above
C. back D. with
E along
46. They had no reason at all to work hards consequently it would take a long
time before they could get
P. on Q. along. f.to
their work.
in T. through
47. Both sides being as stubborn as ever, it is difficult to see how one
one side will give
Rout
P. AWAY
- §85 He was trying hard to gloss –
P. out Q on R. off
a lot of poly
5, off
T. over his weaknesses but had no 'succéas S.
over
Ti in high
49. The tax proposal went ________ suprisingly well, as people had expected
opposition.
R. back
5. on
50. Every official should be on his guardi
P. with Q. on R. against S, in 51. The accountant has resigned and will hand succèssor tomorrow's
D. down
C. out
T. down Temptation.
Tupon
hia office to his
Foyer
52. It was a very dangerous situation and he could only
wave hela life by hanging
∙A. away'
B. from, E. in 53. She wan trying to hide the truth
-A, with
B. from E. down
by the ladder. Су прол
Ca at
56. The telernone operator asked ner to hold
He should lapress
-D, on
A by
1. off
punctual.
A:
with
0. at
56.
Pon Sinto
57.
Bout
Con
E. in her
the importance of being
B. regarding E. for
on.
These keen youngsteṛw were ready to fump
posal, for fun.
Talong
R..with
The president cent his national guards to keep
the rioters.." o
58. She was diligent and always kept
Path
S, with
Q. on T. out.
any pro
her studies.
R. up
R. up
59. That power-house had no electricity 2nid
Pat S. with
any words:
P. behind
Q.on T, out
60. In copying the document he took pains not to leave,
Salone
Revision Test: No. 4
Section A
2. off T. back
Study this passage and answer the questions which follow it.
There has been a lot of heated discussion on how best to train urgently needed skilled workers for Hongkong's manu“ facturing industries. The contestante are the contestants are the Government and industrialists. The latter have seemingly sat back, idly hoping that official action would to taken. While repeatedly. reminding the rest of the community of the importance of training skilled craftsmen, many Industrial leaders have acted as though it
as not their re
responsibility. With the
ty. With the exception of the dockyards and sone large engineering concerns, ost have failed to initiate training schemes despite a a government warning that it would only take responsibility for institutional, not
practical, trang At the heart of the controversy is the question of craftsmen. This form of vocational training prepares trainess. for employment under five main classifications: commercial, in- dustrial, services, agriculture and aurine. It is widely accepted that the best method of training craftsmen Is apprenticeship scheme which has a balance of both theoretical and practical training. If the industrialists do not contribute their efforts, at will mean that the trainee craftsmen will have no
the proper
facilities for the practical side of their trainingvels of employ
In any industrial organisation there are five levels ment. At the top are technologists with a university-technological background; second are technicians, the products of technical educa-
"schemes; third are craftsmen with skills.
tion, or app and theoretical training: fourth are
acquired
Operatives and semi-skilled workers trained through on-the-job
fth are unskilled workers for whom little or no. is required. At
Apresent
the Government accepts the major responsibility for training the first and second categories, The third division comes under the Education Department as far as in- stitutional work is concerned but otherwise it is the tank of the Labour Department, industry and other interested bodica.
Unfortunately, industrial leaders do not acen to appreciate this distinction and they think and suggest that both theoretical. and practical industrial training should beprovided from publie funds. More recently, the Government has made it clear that it would take
ake charge of the theoretical part of the training in the form
of institutional courses only. On apprenticeships "the respon aibility for practical training rests squarely on the shoulders of Industry",. said the Commissioner of Labour. The Government has now started to implement its own proposals along these lince and the first Technical Institute will provide craftaman, training courses: at Morrison Hill.
(To be continued in next, Lesson)
GEOGRAPHY
PART C
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LESSON TWENTY-EIGHT
The Cross Profile of a River (Continued) The Lower Course (Plain Course)
8th May, 1971.
AT the lower course, water volume is great but the flow is slow due to little gradient. There are not much tributaries but the main river only. Down cutting es entirely replaced by side cutting and deposition. Because of side outting, the valley floor is very open and spurs along river valley retreat backwards along the river course. The river channel is entirely made up of aluvium, and the flow of river. is free (to any direction), so the course of river will be changed all the time, Free development of loops called meanders occurs.
Flood Plain - The material transported by river will be
deposited because river energy is entirely reduced by low gradient. Therefore, deposition along the flow building up a big layer of fine sediments.
(1) On account of retreating spurs, river meandering widens
the valley.
(ii)Aggradation goes an upon the floor. Thus laver by laver
alluvium is deposited.
(111)More deposits are found along the river banks and a
built up levee is formed,
'Uxbow Lake (Mortlake) cut-off lake
Braided. Strcan - It is formed after flooding, the floor is
supplied with extra material. Thus the floor" is higher, when the floor subsides a stream is divided into several streams before joining into one.
Estuary & delta
If there is no delta at the estuary of a river, the reason may be
(1) low amount of silt transported by the river, (11) Strong current at the river mouth,
ruption of River Valleys development Interruption owing to drought
gorge is formed when river down cutting and side cutting along the river course, but no weathering and erosion to widen the valley.
ruption oving to structüre:
if river flows in alternate beds of hard and soft rock, river terrace is formed in x-section, River widening more effective in soft rock than in hard rock. Therefore. valdey uider in soft beds but narrower in hard-beds.
(C) Interruption due to rejuvenation
Re-establishment of youthful stage from a mature stage of landform, The rejuvenation takes place when change of sea level..
Vaterfall and
e
Along river valley a band of hard rockt comes out, being hardery resists erosion and river passes over the band and falls over the hard-rock as a waterfall.
Upstream side of hard rock. The softer rock receives excessive crosion as river changes agradient at the hard out crop anti, a laku, above the fall,is thus formed,
Knick paints and Terraces
As the down cutting is renees, river flows on its former flood plain leaving a line of terrace along the valley. side. The marked break of slope is known as knick point or rejuvenation head. It is sometimes marked by rapide or even waterfall.
In cases of several uplift there will be several tero terraces and knick points all of them wigile up-biêzmy
Gorge
The formation of gorge is when the uplifting movement is balanced by the rate of river down-cutting due to rejuvenation, so there is no change in the level of river course except the river sides which is uplifted, forming a gorge.
Hanging Valley
The down cutting is less effective when compare with the main stream when the main stream can retain its level when land uplifted. The tributaries have not much power to down cut their beds, so they join to the main river in a high lever. So there are hanging valleys.
Incised Meander
As the land is uplifted, the meander course remains the same, since the uplifted land is balanced by the down cutting rate of the river, so the contours are very close to each other.
(In normal case the sides of the river meander are flat, but the sides of the incised meander are high)
Landscape development
́(†) rapid stream on highland
(ii) a dissected land
(iii) rolling landscape
(iv) undulating
(v) peneplane
Features of River capture (i) elbow of joint (ii) wind gap (dry valley)
difice build w by the volcans
country ock.
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十四個 【三零個 七零年度增加一百九 七一至七二年度永久性職位共六
· 將教育司上一七二及广雅瑟一兩年民之組織表列於後 ※性之職位排有近千九百卅六個,新拎時你則有一百喆一個。 .. 個永久性之職位及一百七十一個新增之藤位。在一九七崇至七年度,永 難度之經鐵,亦作雙眼,劉體式。落之新組織包括有六千一百三十 CF斜,由於太常發育制度日漸扮述,就育司對於一九七一年至七,
永久性顾广数好
WAELEN
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應付各階段教育發展需要
prifice/fent (mouth).
volcanic edifice
•Clava & fragments)
Earth Surface
Country
volcanic neck, Chimmay/pipe ∙cond wit
•Magmai
Reservoir
Essential
Volcano
bf-ked up by the
The part of the volcano may be blew off if the rock is hard enough.
not to offer any
vent
and Tava
basic lava
Country Tock
River Rejuvenation.
(iii) misi
gases & clear ach of dust
Knick
duit
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THA!
A graded Profile
LAND
Knick
rises ↑
Stages of headward
(A)
Country Mock
Sea
L
Headwara erosioni. starts again on the Araded valley
SEA LEVEL
DROPS
land rising,
in several
succession
erraced valley side
Block diagram to show rejuvenation
Knick-points.