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3 MAY 1972
育教僑華頁一第張六第6 日十二月三年子壬夏WAH KIU YAT PO
1972
中文中學會考試題預習專欄
英文科(廿七)
許藩芳
ENGLISH (27)
Model Answers (26)
A. I. I want to know what has
become of my friend.
Young as he was, he hau seen mich of the world.
3. I can speak English, and so
can you
The natives inhabited that part of the country.
5. Please tell me why he has
not come yet.
6. It has been raining hard all
the morning.
He was run down,
8. It was not until mid night
that he returned.
My family is composed or many members
10. Do you know how big this
steamer is?
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Exercise 27
A. Reading the following passage
and answer the questions which follow:
As Rasoal was digging the gravel, he was almost blinded by a luminous object. It was a very big diamond. His good luck soon spread far and wide A government agent came and took him and the diamond to : the Collection Depot. Under the law, he was told, that t diamond would be kept there and be sold by Public Auction. As he the finder of the
entitled to eighty percent or the proceeds. He returned home a happy man. However
fo
a period of three years, there came no news of the diamond or its sale.
At last, arter a number of petitions, Rasoal succeeded in pressing the government to order the auction of the
diamond. After another,
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wait, ne collected his share, about £25000. Having paid off the money-lenders, from whom
he had borrowed large sums of money, he celebrated his
wedding and started negotiation
to launch business.
However,
the never-ending ordeal was the wake.
The Collector of Income Tax was the first visitor, took away from him about
£19500 The next was the
state government agent from the sales tax department, demanding £2,300 plus 10%
extra as a penalty. This no paid up
Acting on the advice of a local contractor, who pointed out that it was the buyers.
and not the owner. himself triu a should have paid the sales tax, Rasoal saw a lawyer, and tried to obtain a refund of the sale tax. He paid £700 as legal
fees but was quite disappointed to learn after several months that his petition had been rejected. Reduced to the last several hundred rupees, he had to obtain a lease on a small plot and started digging again. He hoped that this... time he would not dig for. trouble any more
1. Select one word from the
passage with the same meaning as each of the following a. coarse sand and stone b. shedding light
valuable
a request
public sale in whier
articles are sold to
the highest bidder
an act of conferring with
a view to find terms agreement
E pay back
h. refuse
contract by which land-
conveyed for a term by
Its owner to a tenant a fine attached to an offence
Which sentence in the
passage shows Rascal could.
hardly see clearly when the diamond was found?
Where was the diamond taken
• to?:
4. How would the diamond be
Sold
How much could he get from the proceeds?
Which sentence in the p passage shows that Rasoaj got married?
What officers came to visit: him?
Why was Rasoal disappointed?
9. What did the local contractor
advise Raspal to do?
10. What did he hope for when he started digging again?
Put the verbs into the correct tenser
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1. You (go to near the new
pianist who (play) at the town-hall tonight?. seldom (hear) such a
brilliant performance as he (give) in Oxford last week.
2. Until last Wednesday I (intend) to leave here
today, but the news that just (come) from home (make)
me change my mind.
(like) to go the cinema this evening, but it (rain) hard now and I (lose) my raincoat.
He promised he (write) as soon as he (see) my brothe Supposing you (be) rich, what you (do) with your money? A
I asked if he (mind) if I (come) a little late next day q
I (leave) this neighbour- hood soon. Now that my children all (grow) up and (go) out into the world, I (feel) I (like) to spend my old age in the country where I (be) born.
"This is a good film, išn it? How you (enjoy) it?" "I think it is one of the best pictures I ever (see). While we (have) supper in the garden, my brother's chair auddenly (collapse) and he (be) hurt quite badly We (take) him to the
hospital at once, and (see). him twice since; he (get) better now, and You (remember, my name or you (forget) it?
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1972英文中學會考試題預習專欄
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物理科
Physics (27)
(廿七)
(1) Weight of water - (139.55 - 36.75)gm
102.80 gm.
Rise in temp. of water:=
Fall in temp. of hot: copper
(98.5 76.2 0
22.3) C
18)
the required specific heat of copper
East lost by iron = 64 x 76.2 x 4, 2
joules
Hence the length of a mercury column
1e proportional to the temperature and the
difference between the absolute cost, of
expansion of mercury and glass,
In the derivation at is assumed that increase in area of the bore is negligible This is justified by the very small cost. of expansion of glass.
(b) Let m - mass of the liquids
specific heat of a
specific heat of b
-specific heat of o
temp. in mixing a and o then assuming no heat lost in mixing] the liquido,
15) - · mB2(25 – 21).
25)
(35 32)
15)
༦༠2
(2)
Heat gained by calorimeter and water
(102.B 4.3 x 4.2 4.3 x 412) joulem
36.75
*(35
(3)
Solving
(1) and (2),
Assuming no heat loss to the aur- roundings, heat loss is equal to heat gained
640 x 76.2 x 4.2 - (102,8 36.758
1876.8-1580.038 + 442.
4.718.8B
442,04
0.094
Specific heat of copper
In the experiment, it is assumed that no heat is lost to the surroun dings. dotually if the temperature of the room be above or below that of the calorimeter, heat will paas from the atmosphere into or out of the calorimeter during the experiment, Cha way of mininzing the heat trans fel. 18 to start with the calorimeter some: what cooler than its surroundings and finish with ita temperature the same amount higher than the surroundings. Then the heat gained during the first part of the experiment offsets the heat loss in the latter part and better accuracy of the results wide be obtained.
Precautions nasded in the experiment
ara
(1) the copper sample must be dry and
uniformly heated
11) the calorimeter must be well shiel
ded from its surroundinge
(50) Let mabaolute coef. of oubical
expansion of mercury
coaf, of cubical expansion óf glass
coaf. of superficial expan~ sion of glabr
volume of the bulb of ther mometer at 0°
rise in temp.
area of the bore of mercur 20lumn at Oc
Volume of the glass bulb at t°C
(1+gt)
Volume of mecury at
v (1+mt)
Volume of mercury expelled into the mercury column
g)t
area of the bore at to
at
Length of the mercu
column at t°C(2).
(1/4 at).
In practice, (at) is very small in comparision with unity. Hence it can be neglected.
Substituting into (3)
03 (35 - 30.55
The temperature is 30.55"C"
Problems for this week.
50. (a) Write notes on the laws
Lötion:
(b).
Coefficient of static friction wll = 0.3
915 Coefficeint of kinetic friction
What is the frictional force equal to when
PA O B and the block is not
moving
(1) (11) P
PR and the block is at the point of moving
(iv) PP and the block is moving
with with acceleration. (e) Find the acceleration in (iv) in
terms of R m and e
Show that the least force which will start motion of the
COBQ
Using
ero M - coefficient of static 51. (a) What is resonance?
(b) Describe an experiment to find
the velocity of sound in air at room temperature.
(c) A vibrating tuning fork of
frequency 300 Hz is held over, a barrow vertical tube filled with water, which 18 allowed to ran out gradually from the bottom. Resonance 1e found to occur when the length of the air Column la equal to 0.273 m. and 0.823m.. Find the velocity, of Bound' in six and the end correction.
(d) If the room temperature suddenly
rises from 7°C to 27 C, what wall then be the shorteat resonance length?