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五期星 日四廿月二十年一七九一曆公年十六國 民華中育教僑華

1972英文中學會考試題預習專欄

Chapter Six: The Sino-Japanese dar

Fart One

1. The Sino-Japanese war had its origin

dantes arising over

A. The Ryukyu lelanda

B.Siam'

Co Burma

頁二第張八第二日七初月一十年亥辛屡夏 WAH KIU YAT PO

1972

報日橋

中文中學會考試題預習專欄Ò

物理科 (八)

陳新

堅道英文書院主編

續復習三解答 乙部工推公式題3.續 (二)以同心球推出照度之公式: I.設:下圖為兩同心球的透 視圖。點光源5置於同心 球球心;外球半經為R,

歷史科

(八)

HISTORY:

據

ft

300-P

Section A: East Asia.

内球半徑為;外 球內部所接受照 KASMANI 所接受之照度為心 [求:兩被照體之照度與光 源距離走関係式 正解:(1)設光源5 登出之光

度為

17=2.449

100

3.449

dr

D. Korea

10000 1.449

69.15cm(不合题意) 紙屏應置於距5燭光光

W=AI

據:光度被照面積、照度

(2)據:球表面積=4.7亿元半径 略去內球不計,外球所接受的 光度為:4FR*工;內球所接受 的光度為41%。

IR. 28. 27ED ME 度相等

(3)風在同一時間城内外 闲所接受的光度相等;故

4TRI=471%

3) I. EK STAGIYE-- M=333

華担器良所職氷豆 Mero Astb*i*AZ Ms=46.389,

水蒸氣る温度 實驗前水土溫度. 寮 氷温度

D. IV only

・Is = 100°C, t=7.5c

8=65.2¢

約簡及移項得:

皿解:(1)国水量容

即雨被照體之照度,與光源,量的數值相等;即/2010/el 垂直距離之平方成反比。

皿、計算題(

C=MS #3=MS. 量熱器的水當量源:

(1) I, B*0: L1=5CP., 4530-13 <=326-39x0.09=2949

I. £: L, B; & L, B. 3 BE

2, 2da.

=300.P

III解:(1)據光度定律:若一 被照體接受兩光源之照度 相等時,則兩發光體光度, 與被照體距離平方成正比。 即

30 C.P.

دره

18: (a) d

(D)**KURLES

=水汽凝结放出虹熱量+

新潟海水温度降

*****

McList Ms Ss(ts-0) 46.389 Ls

= 46.352 9+1612.99°c

(ii)水及量热器所得熱量

水的質量+量热器冰圓 ※(升高温度)

= ((747679-326-39) + 2849]

$(6302-7.50)

460.89×57.72=26,588.298

(iv)據:水蒸氣所失之热量: 量熱器所得热量

46.35 L_9+1612.99€

goc=cal

Ls=538.8caly

答:水的汽化熱為每克538.8卡

(4) I. 270: £=0°C,

t = 40%, M = 1,110g Ste!

~~~ (16-1)m = = (2nt-1)m Mpor=7009, Sp=07,

=0.6m

(b)

2.M

-√ods

((2(1+5)

=--- (√6+1)»

dit

I ft. **** Ms = ?9, 正解:(1)茶放出热:

ty: H=MS(t.-t))

Home = 1,100 g +1 = (40°C

44,400 cal

6600 cal

答:本生宽度計之油斑應置於(ii)及堂技出热: Home Hat!

How = 64, 400 calo

Local

距5燭光源60竰才使雨 (110扱量M

so, orical

$ H =ML = B+++**

(3) I. Zka; L,=5C.Pol@soap As the Li

=socaly

S=1m

正解:

I BL, SEBEd.

[B

L=Sep | B

k

Ymx80 cal = 50,000 cal

答:尚有未熔冰17.5克。

-復習三解答完

E. Ti

Which of the following about Korea's relations with other countries are correct? (Up to 1860)

I. She had adopted a seclusion policy.

II. She had no negotiation with any foreign,

a tate.

III. Restricted trade with Japan was carried on

at Pusan.

IV. She was one of Chinala tributaries.

V. She relied on the Middle Kingdom for both

domestic and external affaire.

4. I and IV only.

BII, III, IV and V. only

D. I, III and IV only

2. All of the above

After

1860,

a number of powers attempted to "open" Korea for trade. These attempts were stubbornly refused by Korea, which excused herself by declaring that

A. she was not interested in external trade B. she had nothing to supply to the foreign

countries. ZAN

C. she was suspicious of foreign intentions.

D. she was a dependent state of: China.

B. she had to consult the "Hermat Kingdom" first.

"General Sherman" was a

A. warship, British

B. trading vessel, Amēru salin

C. warship, Russiana

D. warship, Japanese

trading vessel, Du ton

belonging to the

Which of the following statements is untrue

the "opening" of Korea by Japan in 18767 -

A. Japan's determination at "opening" Közea was

roused by an incident during which a Japanese gunboat was fired upon by the Koreans.

B. Japan's negotiation with Korea was preceded by

the dispatchment of the Mori's Mission to China.

Throughout the whole episode, China had taken an indifferent attitude.

The treaty which Japan secured with Korea j opened three Korean ports to trade,

What Japan had intended by the treaty was not only to make Korea "opened" but also tri declare Korea as an independent atate.

Japan'a example was followed by other powers.

1882, U.S.A. also secured a treaty with Korea through

at Tientsin

the board of Rites.

R. F.F. Low

2. Li Hung-Chang

S. Chang Chih-tung

T. Tai Wun Kun

The conspiracy in 1882 to do away with the Korea

Queen was caused by

Privalry between two major ractions at the

Korean court.

Q. China's intrigue at the Korean

R. bad economic conditions.

S. P and R only

T. all of the above

In 1884, there was a planned coup at the Korean

court again Which of the statements is incorrect

P. It was planned by the Korean Progressives. 2. Leading pro-Chinese conservatives were killed

and the King was geized

R. China was called upon for military protection,

S. Yuan Shih-Kai defeated the Japanese legation

guards.

After the plot, Japan sent a miBBzon, which was headed by Ito Hirobuma to Tientsin to discuEB: the Korean question,

By the Treaty of Tientsin in April 1885.

I. China and Japan agreed to withdraw their

troops from Korea.

II. China and Japan both could sent Legation

troops to be stationed at Seoul,

111. Korea became a Sino-Japanese protectorate.

IV. In cases of military intervention, China and

Japan agreed to notify each other before

sending their troops.

Korea was completely "opened

I, III and IV only.

-Q, II and III only.

R. I and IV only.

B. All of the above.

T. None of the above.

Between 1885 and 1894, Li Hung-chang strengthened -

China's control over Korea by

1. Making Korea a Chinese protectorate rather

than a dependent state.

II. exercising control through foreignera

employed in the Korean government.

III. èxercising control through Chinese commercial

agenta..

IV. establishing economic influence at beouLi

V. appointing Yuan Shih-Kaj se Chinese Resident

in Korea.

Which of the above are true statements?

P. I, III and V only.

Q. II, III, IV and V only

R. I, II and IV only'.

S. I III and IV only.

T. all of the above

11. In 1891, Russia made her decision.

acquire Port Arthur.

A

B. build the Trans-Siberian Railway.

C. creat a communication system between Vladivostok

and Seoul..

D. obtain further commercial rights in Korea.

E extend her Trans-Siberian Railway to Port

Arthur.

Japanese ambitions in Kores was also intensified by a number of reasons. They were.i

I, Jealousy of Russian advances lato eastern

Asia.

The essence of either Korean independence of control by Japan in order to secure the latter'e Empire.

III. The inauguration of a well-coordinated

constitution government in 1890.

IV. The readiness of the militarists in welcoming

a foreign war by which they hoped to unite the political parties in bonds of nationalism

Gatepping-atone

her continental expansion.

A. I, II and V only.

B. All of the above.

C. All except II.

D. All except III.

E.

III and Von 13.

From 1871 to 1894, the peace party in Japan, which maintained its power over the aggressives, was headed in the later years by

A. Ito. Hirobumi

B. Kim Ok-kyun

6. Pak Yong-hyo

D. Uchida Ryohei

E. Hozumi Yatsuka,

All of the following attributed to the outbreak) of the Sino-Japanese war,

immediate?

A..

Which was the most

The atruggle detween the 11 and Min factions. B. The plot of 1884.

C. The Murder of Kim Oktaula

D.The Tong Hak Rebellion.

The signing of the Kanghwa Tràaty.

15. Of the following, which are true of the Tong Hak

or the Eastern Learning Society?

I. It was originally a religions- organization; II. Many of its members were the politically

oppressed.

III. Besides being anti-unristian,

anti-foreign and anti-Japanees.

IV. It was

was also

more strongly. "against tea

Aorean

government which was corrupted and in-

efficient under the influence of the Queen, When the rebellion broke out in the northern provinces, the government troops were overwhelmingly defeated,

III and V only.

B. I II

III and IV ONLY.)

C. I, IV and V only.

D. II III and V only.

E. All of the above,

16. Hosti (ties between China and Japan in 1894 began

when

P. Japan aeized the Korean King and reorganized

the government.

Q. I to and the Japanese Diet clanned."

By dapan refused to withdraw her troops from

Korea.

a Chinese troop ship was sunk by Japanege varships

T. Japan annexed the Ryukyu Islandë.

17. Hostilities ended between China and Japan in 1895)

when

the Chinese troops were driven back acroвe thej Yalu River,

a Japanese contingent landed on the Liaotung! peninsula,

H. China surrendered Wei-had-wəla

5. U.S.A. offered its good offices to both;

countries for negotiations.

T. Li Hung-chang left for Japan to ask for peace.);

The resulting treaty signed by China and Japan

at the conclusion of the war was at

P. Tokyo

QNagasaki

H. Shimonoseki

9. Shimoda

T

19. Jeshima

By the Treaty, which of the following places. were ceded to Japan by China?

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