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乙 九条路:

報日僑單

頁三第張四第日十初月二年亥辛屬夏 WAH KIU YAT PO

節誦朗及樂普際校屆三十

幕揭一週下定

育教華

個二十六百六千八共位單加

手身顯各子學年青名千五萬四

O晏十演三國

相傳阻

四,七五七二三

三四一二·九九〇

一六元 九六八

樂及朗誦都,將於下酒一摄高,各項比突 特蛸、黄辉在大之二十三周經臨音

,預算要用掉一億 與,尤其對大學高等教 中杰府对本磡茨脊的

將分別按照區排设香灣大會堂及其館各出

·將爲本雅界掀開一項再潮, 倒中心進行。任一年一度之經濟,風空立專上教臂方面宇却來 八千萬之年,然而對於基 有字摄及本會以

千岛生态加各用 于C四十九個單位炒個人,樂器演一包 百卅三個,镁(包括突及变心共 跑私立其上改育的發 四百。一個,分啦及現時單位及個人共七,與經濟上的援助,個性 今槱音樂及納蘭節比賽項目共採取溪視態度,而給 比斯之四百六十明學校中約有財萬五一會論小可宵京其存在 「的低值,故被府的不宜

∶,參加本届比赛人取景創下空前記號,現行就體於私立專上院

絶然如——四男其浛赴北應試期此示之,白居易——長恨歌(節錄),黃 ————西山橫古,該軾——月夜興客鈦杏花下,容韓居易—“接放、容 微背,掛 朱獨自,一堃季、做煎,山石,青

發優惝——亦日西湖客阱法疫啾,隨游! 望有關當局加以注意, ,在中文朗誦方面,比賽穎區將包括下 此守問題皆爲政府

百 上十六個單位及個人,中汝朗(包括數道路的問題,尤其 來涵,與批朗誦及個人朗誦心共二千五百以解决科前車網頻繁,

商局正位獨北二千七對於興盡地下鐵路,在)

ő轹 燜狀將鐧給年預比遷中得分不少過百分之九十之比抛者 優良獎 日軍將獲『古类像會從」。音樂及明誦節之各項比在優先者均將可獲獎 口,......渡桓否文武,徐葉南——山陰道上(法),司馬遷!—項 海——無仮定甓(窬餘),叫冰蓋———愛晚亭(航條),梁福照——夏天 年安君小桃葉行(一),李白———菩薩驚,雷—五環宮,主士號— 问鼎语句三筒,王獨活——月光,接頃———七夕,俞平伯——饱,榮塔

「我常一事,發表如下寒,他市民生活百上加

【立法局提下年度財政 阻工商業之發展,亦西

就財政司郭伯住餘士在·傑商品成本增加;鹰接亲取;且瀚府遷年在越 供院鲜生會時事委員會」生所必需,堆加水費, 用向工商檗及市民身上 特就以被接浃會影啊•水乃工商躱及民不讓將水利建設之变

援助 道路問題應有具體計劃 水費不應增加 私立專上校須予

浸會學生會評財政預算

而其追強反團,實可进成「取之於民,用之於

一事:本會以爲增施椹、乃利民政策之一,政府

二二萬楨休假士

「ㄓ太大,將會香生不凡,對此實有其船游舞實任一的財政預倞案中,可

阿於交通方

化學科 (十九) 伍兵峰

項: 王新額北實容

中文中學會考試題預習專欄

基,故有不盡善之處。

預習+解答:

工.填-

題:

(~~) (1) Na2SO, (=) (1) Na2SO *10H20,(即含+结晶水的 硫酸鈉)(3)玄明粉;(4)

結晶(三) (6) Na_S0g •7HkO; (7)画咸,(8)硫。(四)(9)NaHSO (10)白,(1)結晶或结晶性 粉末;()微作 S0_2臭氣 (3)惡劣的味道。(五)(14) NaHSO-HO (NaHSO祇 為代表性的分子式。(15) 硝餅(nitre cake),(16)無 色,(17)能,(18)分解。(六) (1)棕黄色,(20)粉末;(2)

11 天然產者白带棕色(5

·麻

萬之晳 並培

H(NO) SO, E NO BÁIREA BEL

(2)答:(A)以接觸法製硫

酸之優點:所產的硫酸 濃度可達98%;其缺點 為設備费昂成本高。

(B)以鉛室法製硫酸之優 點為:設備較铅室法為 簡單,故成本較低;其缺 點為製造出的硫酸為粗 硫酸濃度較低,且含雜

以鉛室法製硫酸各 {(3)%

步骤访程式: (-)(1) S+02-

$50.1

或:(li) 2ZnS+30→2Zn0+50 4FéS+11028+2F29+$$37 或(ii)

$ 13. (K)(22) Ca (HSOF)2, (23) ☆ (102PLS+301⁄2 ☎*2Pb0+25ą;† 黄色,(24)液體,(25)二氧化 硫(白溶去木材中的膠狀 物,因而獲得製紙的纖維 素()(),(28)斜方结晶

(二) 50g+NO→SQG+NA

ZNO + 0, → 2NO, SQ+NQ_→50G+NQ NO+NO_+HO>2HNOL

(20 不, (30) 醇(3)微;(32)

鉛礬(Anglesite) (九)(33) 無

(溶扲硫酸小滴)

(34) 32, (35) €7, (36) $†, (+)

O-H

(37) V:05, (38) BREKET, (39) -+)

(4)灰白(42)粉末(43)

黄色漸深至紅(40)斜方(+) 2502+N0+NO+H_O+O

OH

CxH(PDe)•H20';(44)肥田料。

·O-NO

(十二)(45)白(46) 沈澱;(4↔(三) 20-N-OH==HK0+NO+NG 無色,(4)溶液。(十二) (49)

+ZHOH

CaSO4; (50) Casa 28,0.

II.填寫表格

OH

A.氮的氧化物:

250~0H

+H2O →2HSO4

化合物

的名稱或僧 「氧化亞氮NO 工無氣體 一氧化氮NO 無氣體 二氧化氮NO 紅棕 氣體 三氧化二氮NO.III 藍液體 五氧化二氮MQ白固體 B. 硝酸鹽:

形體(4)答:(一)先以銅片及濃硫

酸共热製成二氧化硫。

Cu+2H_SOy→Cu50+2H0

+NO+N02

+50元↑)

名稱 俗名 分子式 用途

【硝酸鉀] KNOS 硝酸鈉 智利 NaNa製硝酸 硝酸钙 挪威破石 Ca(N)製相花

及肥料

腐蝕警 硝酸银苛性ANO

生肌肉

Junar

caustic

硝酸镁 無 MG(A)烟花 [註:格內多-橫線者為答案。 (I)答:亞硝醯硫酸環性 式為 SO (OH)(ONO),其結 構式為:

0%

因所含之 O,O-N-O ONO,即NOz為亞硝基亦 即:HNG之亞硝酸根,故 稱之為亞硝基」硫酸。 註:[比較]硫酸示性式 為502(OH)結構式為:

JO-H 如將亞硝基硫 `O-H 酸之分子式寫為

Cu 4504

Com

(二)將50通入盛有 濃硫酸瓶使其

乾燥。(三)、使氧通入盛有 | 濃硫酸瓶使其乾燥;再 使SA 及0之混合物通入 加搀之接觸管使其化合,並 ...V205為接觸劑

250; +0, ¥205+ 2 SQ

$4000

(四)使S0溶於外包冰之

試管中。

50g + H2O → H2SO4 SO3 + HS& → H2S20 H2S2O1 = H2SO, 50.

佳硫酸或踏烟酸。

下期缘

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© MAR 1971

CITY HAL-

日六月三年一七九一厩公年十六國民華中

(1)

RE

二其他費用。

一三行校舎保安及达

「乙主張費用安心

(一)市校及敦,各項設媲及校只莫

五七三、七八二

五·四九四、九四四

私立學校經營費用 盡訴學檢阽費用,

津學校經費用

六一補助,經常費用

(1.) 新校舍校具及各項般避

(丁)對香港大學及中文大第之視助費、

CUBE

六二行其他变用

人心僑生

1109KO ORE

KKO KOM

六、六二、九五

1、 Q五大二九大

六、四、五

HO

LUK OKT

KOKO BU

,共合計篇:五、二六八、一九六衆分

1971 英文中學會考試題預習專欄

新光出版社主編 SUNLIGHT

PRESS

歷史科

(十九)

HISTORY

Berata in Lesson Eighteen:

(1) Queation 5–line 6: permanent peace and collective..

security (not collection security) (2) Same Question 5–choice IT: cutting armament in asdec

to achieve I (not to achieve ▲).

(3) Question 7-line 6 between the U.N.O. and L.M. (not 1.0.)

Suggested answers to Lesson Eighteen:

5.B.

3.0 -42

LESSON NINETEEN #· ASIA,

Topic 8: China and Japan in the First World War; the Twenty-

ore Demandes the Versailles and Washington Conferences (de: with: particular reference to Japan and China) When the European War broke out. in 1914, Japan: was, moat willing to exploit it. Japan entered the war by deolaring war against Germany (August 23, 1914). She ended by sitting in Yersailles as a victorious great power. The following are true stetenents about.Japan and the birat World War. The only UNTRUE one is ..............

A Japan's determination to be master of Esat Asia was made possible by the First War.

B. Japan's dream of a continental empire had long been

formed with the acquisition of Formosa (1895) and annexation of Korea (1910), and bean strengthened by Japan's two successful wers (1894 and 1904). Japan sent troops to Shan tung, (Sept. 1914) and took away all German possesaions in China (November 1914) (i, e, Tsingtao, Kiaochow Bay, German bases and railwaya in Shan tmg)

D. Japan's declaration of war on Germany could be justified by the Anglo-japanese Alliance which demanded Japanta military assistance o Britain in an European war. The War of 1914-1918 was important to Japan not only because it provided an opportunity for raising Japanie international prestige, but also because of the stimulus the War

to Japan's economy.

Instead of being a blessing to the Chinese Republic, the First World War added more disaster to China. Why? It, is because •«*»

I. The Wax came at a ting. when the new China was tom in ]

chaos and disunity, at a time whan China was blindly experimenting on parliamentary democracyr.

II. China in fact had nothing to do with the European

War but was unfortunately drawn into it.

III. The War came at a time whan China was weakened by

the monarchical and anti-monarchical battles. IV. The War gave Japan an opportmity to rob and exploit

China when Chine was weakened by domestic problema. This War had absorbed the attention of the European: nations, which could no longer check Japanese ambitiona in China, leaving China at Japan's mercy.

CI, III, D. II,IV,V.

B. II, III, IV,

A. I, II, III, IV, V B. I, II, III, IV.

After ta king the Gamman possessions in China (November 1914), Japan tried to extend her acquisitions and an bitions in China by presenting the Twenty-one Demands to Yuan Shih-kai (not to the Republican government) on Jan. 18, 1915 By the Sino-Japanese treaties of May 25, 1915, China yielded to most of the Japanese demando. The following is ani. attempt to simplify the whole story about the Twenty-one- Demands. Pick out the most suitable combinationa...

I The Twenty-one Demands can be summed up as an opportunist

attempt by Japan to bring China under Japanese super- vision and control.

II. Yuan and his government accepted mastor the demanda prO

bably because Yuan hoped to get Japanesa support for Yuan's monarchical ambitions (Le, to be Emperor) in rebum.

III. The Demands had great political effecte on China. Thess

Demand's rouaed a now apirit of Chinese nationalism and anti-Japanese feeling, resulting in strikes and boycotta of Japanese goods.

T

The Sino-Japanese treaties (May 25, 1915) trangrertea. German interests in than tung to Japan, and gave Japan. new privileges in South Manchuria and eastem Innex Mongolia. ARAGONA

The fifth group of the Demands, eining at giving Japan general control over the Chinese Government through Japanese advisere, Japanese police, arsenals, was dropped by Japan. in exchange for Fukien (which was given to Japen). HA, E, II, TEI, IV,Ve C. I,II,III. E, I, III,V.

D. I, II,V.

The War brought nothing good to China. She entered the War but got nothing material. She was still

politically chaotic. She had lost Shantung, Mancharle

and Inner Mongolia to Japan. Japan, on the other hand benefited from the War. How?id

1. Japanese shipping and shipbuilding flourishsa,

II. Japanese industry and manufactures sped up.

五百二十六萬八千餘元 尙有由其他政府機構支付而用於教育方面之費用

無央,對際支出若干,以下乃香燕政府年姆所發表之計斯字,我非淼如下(下均以爲單位】 C毡制心本港激阿浩局由一九六九年八月一日至一九七〇年七月卅一日止期內,在教育方面之

六九年八月至七零年七月一年內

教育經費四億二千餘萬

III.Japan enjoyed a boom

and

ibecane, & creditor natio

IV. Japan secured a strong foothold on the Asian

continent.

Japani became a great power sitting at the Peace Conference as a viator.

A. I,II,III, IV,4. B. I, II, III, IV,

D. FI,IV.

E, III, IV,V

At Versailles, Japan's position was particularly strong, although she had done very little for winning the Har. First, Japan gained a permanent seat in, the Council of the League of Nations (the Covenant of the League had been included in the Versailles Treaty June 28, 1919). Japan became great power. Second, Japan had got Britaja and France's promise to uphold Japan's rights in Shan="/ tung, 92, Japan's concerns were thres. They were sang, Pacific islande, racial equality.

2. Shantung, Manchuria, China.

C. League of Nations, peace, trade

D. Anglo-Japanese. Alliance, U.S.A., Russian Revolt

E. Inner Mongolia, Japanese emigration, Open-Dooz.

At Versailles, the Chinese delegation had different Things to do. The following is a simple summary about China's position position at Versailles.

I China sat as a victor

I. The Chinese delegation consisted of representatives

from the Peking and Canton governments.

III. Ching declared the 1915 Sino-Japanese treaties (May

25, 1915) as invalid because these had been signed under threat of force..

TV. China tried to negotiate for the return of

to China. PAR

Chiriate representatives refused to sign the penda treaty which included a clause adnitting:Japazia. clain to. Germany's rights In China, P.III III IV.V

Q. I, II, III, IV,

R. I, II, III.

S. II III IV,

At the peace conference, Japan secured the former German Pacific islands. The henting settlement ale went to Japant a favoury muah tache fury of China, Japan retained Shantung, Two years later, in 19 21, however, Japan and China met again. It was in the Washington Conference (1921–1922), America's purpose for. calling the Washington Conference can b

understood with reference to worsening American- Japanese melations. The following is an essessment or the Importance of the Conference to Japan.

1. The Conference affimed Japan's status as a naval power by concluding the Naval Treaty, which fixed the capital-ship tornage for Britain, U.S.AL,

Japan at the 5:5:3 ratio, although the Treaty aimed at: checking their naval atmement..

Besides the Naval Treaty, the subsequent navel settle ment went to Japan's favour, Japan thus achlevad naval security and nayal.domination of the weaterw Pacific. (It wes agreed that no Anglo-American naval bases would be developed east of Singapore

III. The and of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance (which

USA was gled to see) removed all British rifluenc on future Japanese policy. Thereafter, Japan had greater freedom in her foreign affairs.

TV. The Conference helped to ease international tensia

"particularly American-Japanese tension,

The outcome of che Conference settlements was come Daidered as. humiliation by the Japanese people. The

naver ratio and the teimination of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance enraged every Japariese, who thought of revenge. in future.

T. II,IV.

F. I, II, III, IV, V. Q. I, II, III, IV.

S. I, III, IV.

The Washington Conference was essentially the chief post-

settlement in the Far East. Its importance to China may qummarized as follows.

I. The Conference-was generally guided by the twa principles

of the Open Door doctrine-equal opportunity for foreign trade, and preservation of China's integrity.

The treaties signed provided a possible basis for inter- national stability in the Far East, by stabilizing Sino- Japanese hostile relations.

TTI. The Conference provided the opportunity for China and Japan to settle their dispute over Shantung, with the result that China restored her aovereignty by rogaining. Shantung.

The Conference was important because the Nine-Power Treaty declared each signatory nation's support of the Open Door and territorial integrity of China. not

y. The Conference worked gradually towarde the tapw.

mination of the mequal treaty-system in China. P. I, II, III,IV.V. R. I, II, III,

S. I, III,V.

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