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港英文中學會考試題解答

初級數學

KONG HONG KO

ENGLISH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION 1984,

LOVER MATHEMATICS

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Find the E.C.P. and the

... of the following

ing your answer in prime factors.

$ 72° x. 5

2

b). Express as a simple ratio.

1 picul 20 catties

I

to 3 picula.

{a} If the price of sugar is 75 cents per pound, find the cost of & awt. of sugar in dollars.

Selation

6) B.C.P.(-2_z_

Ans.

L.C.M.-2***

1112

ana.

b) The required ratie-120:300-2 1 5. ADF. (c) The cost of 5 cwt. of sugar in dolları

75 5 1.112 r

100 -420. Ans.

1) A box has a square base and its height is 6 cm. If the volume of the box is 1,176 cu.ca.. find the length of a side of the base.

Solution

A dealer sells a motor for $10,000 at a profit of 25%. Find the cost of the motor car and express his profit as a percentage of the selling price.

·Area. of Cross-section of the bas

The lenght of a side of the base

I

96.cm

1176

196 cm,

14 cm. Ana, The cost price-$10000 100 88,000, ane Vorit-810,000

-$2,000

2000

10000

– $8,000

100% of the selling price.

20% of the selling price. Ans.

Simplify

262.

b) Find by tables the value of

1

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歷史

THE HONG KONG SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINASION

HISTORY

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February, 1912, Dr. Sun Yat Sen retired from the presi dency and invited Yuan Shih-k'ai to take his place, cause he thought that only Yuan could hold the north and south together. China was a united Republic at last

21. Describe how China Japan and Russia tried to conte

rol Korea between 1870 and 1914.

Korea was a vassal state o of China, and she sent tr bute bearing embassies every year to Peking, China also recognised the accession of each new Korean ruler. For centuries Japan also had been interested in Korea. Re peatedly Japanese armies had operated in the Peninsu

sent by Korea to Japan. Japan had in 1876 made a treaty with Korea, recognizing the latter's independence, and she had an

interest in the country.

20. What was the importance of the following in Chinese la, and from 1671 to 1811 occassionally missions were

History? By

(a) Tseng Kuo-zan.

(b) Kang Yu-vel.

(c) Tuan Shih-k'al.

(a) Treng Kuo-fan was a Chinese scholar during the period of the T'ai P'ing Rebellion and he was the one who had been responsible for th defeat of the rebels, The most important factor among the reasons for the fa- ilure of the T'ai Pring was its ailure to win support of the Chinese scholars. Although the Chinese scholar. officials might have welcomed national Leader rising up against the Manchu dynasty they were shocked by the anti-Confucian ideas of the T'ai P'ings. As the scho= / lars led public opinion in Chine their opposition to the 'ai Ping movement could be considered as the most important cause of decline of the movement. Scholars 11- ke Tseng Kuo-fan and many others organised native armi- es to fight the T'ai Plings and it was these armies wh- ich finally brought about the defeat of the T'ai P'ings.

(b) K'ang Yu-wet was ch Day's Reform in 1898. Th movement was Kang Yu-y interest-was in politi realised that apart from a lot more to learn fr 1898 he submitted seve ging him to undertake ref pamphlets on the necessi of China's defe mitted a memor

Anst the tifi

11ing on

ised the

this he w

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reforming

which

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ent to under

1so closely ass

to the pecially

viti

and memorials the

for

aud

related to the Hundred

f the 100 daye reform

cholar whose... scholarship

ques China had bween 1892 and

to the Emperor ur- so wrote several

In 1895 the year. War. Kang sub- more than 1200 2 protesting agra eki Treaty and ca reform. He also organ ion of Reform and in ted with Liang Chi-chao,

OTH WAS found in many became the centre of

Kang's pamphlets

an to form plans Emperor in titutional

e of submit- bein

the

Li Hùng cho da môi in 1882 sent to Korea Tuan

Shih-k si to act as resident at Seoul, where he active- ly intrigued against Japanese influence, uninterrupted- by the Li-Ito Convention of 1885 for the withdrawal of troops of both powers from Korea, Korea, in fact, was in such a deplorable condition internally that it inv ited, rather than repelled, foreign interference. The rising of the Tonghak Society in 1894 led to the Japan- ese seizure of the Korean queen and the appointment of a regent. A British ship carrying Chinese troops to Ko- rea was sunk by the Japanese. The Korean regent declar ed war on China and China and Japan then declared war on each other. The war, which resulted in an easy vic.... tory for the Japanese, was ended in 1895 by the Treaty a of Shimonoseki, -

The dispute over Korea between Japan and unins gays. Russia the opportunity to interfere. Ever since Russia¬ being defeated in the Crimean War in 1856, she had tur ned her interest towards the east in her quest for an ice-free port rather than Vladivostock. She had built the Trans-Siberian Railway which linked Vladivostock with Moscow, but the former was not ice-free in winter She wished to capture Port Arthur and establish a more. direct route across Manchuria. In order to hide al intentions, she posed as the champion of China st Japan. The defeat of China over the Korean ques resulted China to pay the sum of £30,000,000 as wel to surrender Korea, Port Arthur and the Liao-tung Pan

This policy of Japan gave Russia an excuse to pose as the champion of China. Along with the other Fu ropean powers, she objected to the transfer of Port thur to Japan. It was given back to China. Now Russia's

true sims appeared. She had loaned £30,000,000 to China

and in 1897, demanded, in return for thisý:

be given Port Arthur and the right to ilway to the Trans-Siberian Railway Dur- Rebellion is China Russia continued her

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(a) Pacories

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(b) folve the aquaties:

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Solution

(1) B=2x(i+b]

3(x+b) =(24b)})}{21=3});

(*)Bimpľa ty

(b)Express U-in

Solution

(27)

(x-6) (-1)

Ans.

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geces

Ang

ident

the mmand of the New

reform movement but changed

of the

100

ort the

ater in favour of .

he secret to the ly ordered the ine Some of the reform caped to Hong Ko-

Movement might

and the

ABCD 13the

ral

snovad

ret China.

marked

dominant power for the next 40%

West Pacific'

Solution

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