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23. The driver drives

carelessly that he causes many accidents. (A. very B. enough

C. too

23.

43. As he was digging, he found

near his feet.

D. much B. 30)

24. My brother

down by a car two

44. After digging for

be found

days ago.

(A knooked B, was knocked

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廿三)

C. was knocking D. is knocked

(A. an hour

twa

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25. Don't touch my umbrella! Yours

lost yesterday.

25.()

A. were B. are C.

TESTI

D. was E. does)

26. We are

to meet our uncle

260(

Choose the best answer and write the letter

in the bracket.

In Singapore-

(P. please pleased

(A. some flowers B. a shilling

C. a five pence coin D. a pot E. a dollar)

a five pence coin,

B. thir

C. two seconds D E. a whole day)

45. The

five pence coin was (A.this thief a money

B. the money left by his

neighbour C. his wife's money

D. Mr. Kan'a own money

E some treasure).

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4) Housing legislation

The Government also legislates laws on housing in order to protect tenants and develop

more housing in Hong Kong..g. the 1964 Crown Land Resumptions: Ordinance and the Landlord and Tenant Ordinance 1947 to protect tenants from evasion from pre-war buildings by landlords.

"Work for the best and prepare for the

P. bad.

5) The Development of the Ten-year

Housing Plan

The Government plans to provide additional public housing to 1.8 million people. In 1982, there will be 3.3 million people liv- ing in government houses. New satellite towns will be set up in the Ner Territories, like Tuen Kun, etc.

1. The shopkeeper asked the custom

do you want to buy

(A. What B. "When C. "How

D "Which E. "Those).

The nurses take care

the patients in the hospital. Ch. at B. by Cato

E..of)

D. for

3. What a big fish you've caught

How heavy is it

?

B. 2

D. ?

4. Mary is angry with her naughty

brother

inkpot.

broke her

(A, who B. whom C. whose

D. which

3. what

Susan can play the piano

R. pleasant S. pleasing T. pleasure)

27. John must stay here

lesson ends.

{P. unless

R. during.

while Suntila

28. Ann would come to your party if

you

her.

(P. invite has invited

R, Invitaa S. are inviting T. will invite).

29. Uncle Stephen bought the house

a high price.

(P at Q" to

R with

8. from T. in)

30. We would rather play the piano

sing a song..

(F. then

Q." but 8. than T. yet)

R. or

31. Milk and eggs are good

5. ()

her sister.):

(A. as good as

B. as bad ad

C. as soon as

D. as long as

5. as well as)

You had better

your

lunch before going out.

(P. eat

Q. eating

R. eats

S. to eat

T. eaten)

Don't talk to him. He is

to the radio at this

monent.

(7. hearing Q. Listening R. learning S. getting T. studying)

If he had a lot of money,

himself a new

motor-cycle.

shall buy

Qis buying

R. would buy S. have bought T.--was buying)

Tom wanted to know

going to his party or not.

(P. why Q. till R. unless

S that T. whether)

It is too difficult for

to learn Latin, isn't

Cus R. our

5. ours Tours)

They feel very hot in this small

"Nor were ve," D. "So feel I'

C. Neither are you.

"She isn't either.

D. "So 20

"I'm sorry that I couldn't come

earlier."

(A. "You' 11 be sad,“ B. "T!11

3. "Don't make punish you."

me unhappy." D. "Never mind B. "It's a pleasure."

After:

slok.

some wine, he becama

(A, has drunk B. drinking

G. had drink L. was drinking 3. have drunk)

our health.

(A to B. at

B. for)

27.)

-Q. worsa

46. B. worst

is always in my mind

S. badly

T. more badly

280 (A)

F. entered 2. got to since I have 47. R. promoted S re tained 1. risen

64707

tried

Junior six. 1 48.

Q. trying R. try

480

30.0

S. have been trying

have try

P. enter.

A. BO

very hard in order

R. Join

31.( )

5. sit

T. finish

from

for the

32.0)

light

Q easy work 50.2. best

S heavy T. crasy

32. Did David swin to the shore after

off the boat?

ho

(A. dives. B. is diving

C. will dive

D. was diving

E. had dived)

33. The little girl is

fierce dog.

(A. frightened B. feared

C. afraid

D. fear

E frighten)

34. Yesterday a friend of

to visit me./

(A. my B. her

D. me B. him)

the

came

mine

the wind blows so hard, the rain doesn't rail.

A. Although B. Because: D. During E. When)

36. Would you like

(P. any

S. an T. lot)

37. The

That

cup of tea? 'some

36. ()

part of the story 37.( is more interesting.

(P. late C. later

S. further T. latest)

latter

38. Mrs. Chen took a knife and out 38,

the cake half.

(P. by Q. at

S. from T. in)

39. This Job

(F:

R

Rs between

long ago

has been finished Qhad been finished

was finished S. has finished T. finished

40. He was made

the film

40.( )

twice.

Q. saw

R. seeing

S. sees

homework everynight.

ANSIVER 304 A Q88 4T

12 D 13.6

17 R 18 Q 19.

2.B 2E 2E 4.

260 27 3 3R YF

31E 32E

360 37

HB AC 43 44 £

46 R 475 1

6) The Management of public

houses

The government assumes the responsibility not only for the construction of public housing but also the mana- gement of these housing e.g. repairs and maintenance as well as cleansing and con- trolling.

us feel the

have to do much

To provide: voluntary housing agencies with loans and cheap lund for the provision of more housing to the public The government leases land to voluntary agencies like the Hong Kong Housing Society so that they can develop more low cost housing to the aver- age people”. The government also provides them with loans at very low rate of interest.

經濟及公共事務科(二十)・劉交光

What are the roles of the government in the provision of housing in Hong Kong? What other organizations also provide housing to the public?

8) Asprove and supervise the con- struction of new houses and the issue of occupation Permit To ensure the safety of the

and the sanitation and of new buildinger the government Public Works Dep- artment supervises their con- struction so that they are built to the required standard. After their completion, the

sane Department is responsible for issuing Occupation Permit if they are safe for occupation.

9) Squatter Clearance and Control The government is also respon- sible for clearing squatter areas for the preparation sites for the construction of new houses.

14. Mr. Lee said that hồ

sleepy that night.

(A. feels B. Tell C. will be:

D. has been E. felt)

"Jim, wash

before you

go to bed," said Mrs. Kan, (A himself & me wurself D) you E my 16. Your brother is as lary as

(F. she. Q. she's. R. her.

S. hers. T. ber'a.)

The two brothers are twin.

They look

each other.

(P. at Q. for R. like

S. after T. back)

to work hard for the

18. 16

must

2. ought

6. should

R. has

14. ()

15.

16. ( )

18. ()

T. needs)

19. He has a dictionary which

over eighty dollars, (P. worth Q. prices

S. money T. costs)

8.

R. fares

20. ( )

20. These prisoners haven't eaten

a week.

R. from

anything

S. at

* for

She is afraid!

the lion in the cage would bite her. (As of B. that. C. to

D. but E. down)

22. This broken table anything at all. (A. does B. Will

D. has

21. ()

not worth 22. ()

C. can

Read the following carefully:

Mr. Kan lives in a nice house in the country with his wife. From Konday to Friday each week he works in an office in a big town, but he is free on Saturdays and Sundays. He has got a nice garden round his house and he, often works in it on Saturdays and Sundaya, because he likes flowers and A lot enjoys working with his hands. of Englishmen work in their gardans on these two days and during their holidays.

Last Saturday Mr. Kan put some old clothes on after his breakfast and began digging In his garden. He dug for half an hour, and then he found some thing on the ground near his feat. He looked at it. It was five pence. He put it in one of his pockets and began digging again.

Then he found another five penos on: the ground and put that in his pocket too. He was very happy now. He stopped digging for a minute and shouted to his wife, Rebecca, come quickly. Someone's hidden a lot of money in our garden, I'm finding it..

41. Mr. Kan goes to his office for

days.

C. six

(A. seven B. five D. four B. one)

42. English People like

Saturdays and Sundays, CA Shopping & trling C.gardening »

every

ang cuting

Housing in Hong Kong is provided by both the government and private land developers. The former provides Low Cost and resettlement estates to the average people while the latter private houses to those who can afford thesi. Besides this, the government" also plays the following roles in the provision of housing in Hong Kong.

1) Torn planning

A Town Planning Board was appointed by the Governor to guide and direct the continual development of new townships in Hong Kong, so that adequate provisions of roads and com- munity facilities, like schools and recreational centres are provided.

Urban Renewal

In 1964 Government passed the Crown Land Resumptions Ordin- ance in order to acquire land for the redevelopment of slum areas in Sai Ying Pun and Yau Ma Tei Districta, etc.

Redevelopment works are going on with old resettlement areas in Shek Kip Mei, Wang: Tau Hom and Chai Wan to improve the living environment of these.

areas..

Rent Control

The government also legislates laws to control/rent on private housing to protect the tenants. In December, 1973, an ordinance. passed to the effect that any rent increased has to be appro- ved by Commissioner of Rating and Valvation Department,

10) To assist tenants of the muïti

storey buildings to manage their own properties

The multi-storey buildings ord- inence was passed in June, 1970 to enable the tenants of these multi-storey buildings to arg anise their own voluntary mana- gement committee for their own affairs.

The following voluntary housing agencies alec provide low cost housing to the public:

1) The Hong Kong Housing Society. established in 1948, is among the largest voluntary organi- sation providing housing vo more than 130,000 persons. The Hong Kong Model Housing Society, established in 1950, also provides housing to many people in North Point. The Housing Building and Loan Agency Limited, financed by

the Common- the government., wealth Development Corporation and four local banks, extends loans to private citizens to purchase their own houses. The Tai Koo Docks and China Light and the Hong Kong Yau lla Tei Ferry and a number of big public companies also provide quarters to their staff.

Thus we can see that with the- help of these voluntary housing agen cies,

the government and the private developers solve some of the housing shortage in Hong Kong.