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五期星

華僑經濟

三鳥類疲態已畢露

生魚市滯銷價急降

部租出,預計每年租金 不少過三千萬元,如全 如全部售出,可獲利潤 商業住宅大廈,落成後 -一座十五肝及有地床之 公司董事局正計劃改建 值爲四千八百萬元, .此物業已由專家估

「遠東交易所批准親位置 司發行之新股票,已獲

元期

仔盤

市迢,昨(廿四)日二十九元隻,圓頭大水享有同等瓶蓋。而該公」。 久,急降四元。...... 零售價仍捱住,細生魚仔高價難持

·三鳥類承接乏力,大盤價微跌, (莞訊)本港佐食·五元六角,雙頂大水幣,得與其他已發出之股隱,收入可逹八百二十萬元,

日五廿月五年三七九一瑟公年二十六國民華中育教濟經

格憫。昨

據附攜消息來源:

五 三岛類隱多日站穩後,

[ 昨似已進一步缾雄

。錨類大盤價亦有低阵

「捱住,但買家承接乏力 一,一般零售價格酒仍然 八元。 類鉶格二十六元,水鴨仔十

急降四元。另方面,田

| 日鸛升高位後,昨日已一位,市蕸偶而承接乏力, ,生魚價股難特,經數 i昨日顯然已是位在努 仍然住,但細生魚仔

之正現。水盤介類,經多日盤,高位不下後 i價格途降。大生魚則

水貝介類中生魚

力勢街

黃中鵝五元四角,權。.

期 每床軒)~上郡項七元元五角,田鎚大十二元。日本 角,帶降下改二角。昨」元鸛肉號七元五角, 五四角,元明祝米鴨四元,貓田鄉十元,生檐九元,杜西藏回 小平頭中鹅四元八角,六角,微避三元二角,因卿,

市一般零售價格如下(肉七元六角,紅蟹六 | 澳州吷 ,觸發六元,谷鴨六元 八角*田鄉十二元指律风披架 中不期中频刷下铁二三二出瑞十九元,花膏蟹汁意大利里拉 |等亦是穩中桩秋,八角,水魚十六元,西馬克 降。其仙品類如力康鸭魚二十八元,生班十二提出書

因世疏,細田鸡上升一美 別刺激,竹後市廣會挫一元,虱十五元,烏法國法郎: 實家承接乏力,和無轉一生魚仔二十元,青衆十 加拿大圓 格調仍可站穩,但由於G:坐魚子經元,細 英鎊 饼形出現,目翦零售價,市一艘做價如下(每斤一类鈔 八角。餘大都企定。昨·美單

九九命:

香港金融行情表

[五月廿四日)

:毎司诚(最高)*八大,六O

(E)KOR KO:

(最低)六七四00

388888888888-888

五五五

收市價(港幣計。

HO ILL

git.00

七五

12111.00.

KIDOO,

$110.00

PE HO

K+.00

一九三六

110 KO

台灣

天氣轉凉有助.

·泰國米·

1:00

100

100

九七:五

猪市銷勢好

1000

8

三綫供應成交六千

1000

100

1000-

KEO 00

11.00

七百頭,價格企定

心以上行饼由恒生銀行供暅)

|市道 -昨(廿三)日天 收市時尚有大樓四

C姆肤,本港生猪「元之僧在九龍成交,望 星島報業上年度

純利千二百萬元

已稍爲改善。但昨市生、湖北、安丶河南、 人透不過氣的苦景系之豬設係由上海、浙江

派末期息叁角三

·開始參加地產投資

WAH KIU YAT PO.

「招銷對未有立即見褔

|成量仍保持六千七百六等地運來。

十多頭,其中樂區 新界出锴共四百八

「只是不如前市之者,女同「四班、廣

·尼岛報業有限公司,入全面生產,使該公司

千〇四十期。俄格方面十六頭成出,計大猪港 ·董事會主席胡仙路

聞,猪價依然守原位,一九共有一百〇六頭上市十四日宣佈,在接

灣及新界運銷。.

「决供應,分由大陸,台

,九魔頭社二百八十元一九七三年三月三十一

,以揉麵餘大成:

百,百十,元二

頭械

自發元頁,九

「百。元七季

頭大四西河

【十上猪]

美元市港八

二百九十元,一百八十元至三百元之很祜出。「元」的盈利數字,潑加她在中期報告

莊士發展派特別息

港發展之股供發給。有糧出席

末一至·百元時

發的九谶之的:

1年息年七事

度每度三十

股內年建一數

,公司决定派發特別股股東,委派代表出席,使該年度的全部股息

真二第張五第日三廿月四年丑癸厲

加魔元十間三座會六股司公

五,月公

。樱大年每公限

香通月三

酒菜股並造

光店大東提別

七三年六月七日至一九

過戶日期,由一塊|則爲每段四角二仙。

一如招股章程中所

七三年六月二十二日止 揭及者,自一九七一。

之利潤八十1萬三千元以現金一千一百萬元· 擴-

增加,使談公司的

貎刷.高。鉗糙在千

各三的以後,体大三星 七份垒 七股建年 地地現可治 面田 港現

之業同積,及廈 股年通及修會年期 三三三大皮正 購督建該養

百招原包: 東六知 擧包該理·年七一年一年角之會月現發,相該向入一公 及 佈號册 ·爲稅 時他,欄值二股一播 該四

行月一六日登六三派,北建 屉 南 西幅 屋地 千司 凞 者如中新目。並出爲機。 十°C,假主 公全及生 在。估前因將版該使然六店,但要司色 定座

派一東宮签止年一五由東五在放上九作本售出者,行物司ㄗ又,司一公元慈親有置

蒂培一的苦 公 核司 徐茂報(閣貝已二 襁新 物。 食寳司 物黨 面地藥大大千,開業

外,本年度之利潤將不張,共價值二千零五,六,

,增加了百分之十六盡,另發行新股四百三十億 凄費收入,比上一年

五,董事局位如無為一股,每股面額一之股民海如超過百分之八小時人稱

·會少過在上市時之預測

一萬元,收購寶星屬下位

九龍深水埗大埔道之一

[將根據在]九七三年* 不能享受一九七三年及

及除百之位五股,,投

搬斯·路果去六民廣擄項:

一九之使年

九每所

英中會考生物科答案(續)

堅道英文書院主答

H.K.C.E.E (English), 1973.

Biology:

Suggested answers:

Ans.(a)

Upper epidermis

Palisade fayer

layer

(a) The cells of the palisade

layer contain most chloro- plasts.

; (ii) chlorophyll present in the chloroplasts is invariably and specifically associat- ed with the process of photosynthesis in a green plant. The function of chlorophyll includes: (1) it absorbs certain wave rengths of radiant energy. and either converts this energy into other wave lengths which are used in photosynthesis, or trans- fers the absorbed energy directly to compounds. involved in the reaction; (2) it acts in the capacit ty of a catalyst at some stages of the photosynthet -ic process •

(iii) If A (the waxy substance)

was absent in the leaf, and the leaf may be affect

-ed by the following: (1) Much water loses from

the leaf to the atmos- a phere by transpiration (2)the leaf tissues may suffer the attack by micro-organisms.

of B.

(iv) Three functions (

(Vascular tissue in a

vein) are:

(1) to provide a mechani-

.cal support for the

leaf tissues..

(2) to carry water and

soluble minerals from the shoot to other fparts of the leaf. (3) to carry the manufact-

ured food away from the leaf to the shoot..

(v) Two gases that Pass out

of C (stomatal pore) dur- ing the day are oxygen and water vapour.

(b)

hydroxide

(i) Since the experimental

apparatus aims to prove that carbon dioxide is essential for photosynth- esis, so that the follow- ing test should be done to complete the experiment The

processes of the test are described as follows: (1) Kill the living

tissues of the leaf by boiling it in water:

(2) Extract the chlorophy

-11 from the leaf by boiling it gently: in alcohol.

(3) When the, leaf has

turned cream colour, remove the leaf and rinse it in water. (4) Spread the leaf out

in a watch glass and a few drops of iodine solution is added to the leaf surface." (ii) The colour of the leaf remains unchanged i.e. no starch is formed in the leaf which has been deprived of carbon dioxi- de supply. (iii) To ensure that carbon

dioxide is essential for photosynthesis.

(iv) In the experimental

apparatus, the leaf is deprived of carbon dioxide supply, while the Leaf placed in the control. apparatus receives a constant supply of carbon dioxide because potassium hydroxide has been remov- ed from it,

Light

water

-A glass tubing

Freshly picked leaf

Empty dish

The diagram of a control apparatura

5. Ans(a)(i) The problems of

the parasitic mode of life may be considered as the following respects:-

(1) All parasites may not live independently by themselves. They are parasitic on other organisms.

(2) All parasites have to

absorb 1ood in solut-

ion from the host

organisms.

(3) All parasites suffer

unfavourable condition -s during their life.

(4) Numerous gametes must be produced. This compensates for the great loss during. reproduction.

Dodder is adapted to its parasitic mode of life by the following:

(1) The stem is thread-like

and twins round the stem. of the host, so that it. is easily supported by the host.

(2) Germination of seeds es place in the late spring when the host: plant has already deve→ Joped.....

(3) The intervals haustoria.

penetrate the vascular tissues of the host and enable it to obtain:: supplies of food and. water.

These

(4) Numerous pink flowers

resulting the production of numerous seeds.. compensate for the great: loss during germination. (5) The seeds are relatively large and their food... content" is thus appreci– able. This is important to ensure the survival of the seedling during the: free living stage..

Tapeworm is also adapted to its parasitic mode of life. by the following:- (1) A thick cuticle protects: its body from the digest- ion by the digestive juice of the host.

(2) The presence o of hooks and

suckers on the scolex: serve as organs for attachment and absorptior: (3) It breathes anaerobically because there is an absen -ce of free oxygen in the host's alimentary canal. (4) Each body proglottis of.

the worm is a hermaphrod- ite which enables the: worm to. proceed self-

fe

(5) An

reproductive system produces numerous eggs... This compensates for the great loss durine. the completion of its life cycle.

(ii) Methods of control of the

tapeworm:-

(1) Cooking is a safeguard.

to prevent the intake of this parasite because bladder worms are killed by heat.

(2) Human feeces should be

strictly disposed of in; order to prevent the intake of the fertilized eggs by the secondary host e.g. pig.

*

後之

(3) The government authority.

should inspect the sale of "measly" pork or beef not to be sold for human food.. (4)Pigs should be kept.

under sanitary conditior

(b)(i) A terrestrial insect has small openings, called spiracles, on the side of the segment of the body. These lead to a system of branched.. tracheae-spreading

throughout the internal tissues of the body.. Air is pumped in and out of the tracheae by the muscular contractions and expansions of the abdomen. In this way, oxygen is taken from the surroundings into the body of the insect. (ii) An amphibian in the

adult stage e.g. frog, breathes in oxygen from the surroundings by the following ways:-

(1) Skin respiration

Its skin is smooth, moist and well supplied with blood capillaries. Oxygen from atmospheric air or water dissolves. in the film of moisture over the skin, diffuses through the skin and through the thin-walled capillaries into the blood.

(2) Lung respiration

In which air is forced into the lungs by raising the mouth- floor. This type af breathing is practised only when the animai lives on land or swims. at the surface, the nostrils having valves to prevent entry of water and control the flow of air movement into lungs.

(3) Mouth respiration

The moist lining of the large mouth supplied with blood capillaries also serves as a respiro atory surface. It is. in constant use, except when:submerged, but the movements of the mouth- floor can be used to exchange the air in it. (iii) Water is constantly

entering the mouth of

a bony fish, and passing. out through openings on both sides of the head. The gills have numerous thin-walled gill fila-

·ments which are well supplied with blood capillaries. As the water passes over the

gill filaments, oxygen. diffuses through the thin membrane into the blood.

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