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A 253. B 35 — 2.
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地理(三) 李婉儀 黎仲豪
GEOGRAPHY (3)
Answers to y, 3 & 4:
FACTORS GIVING RISE TO DIFF- BRENCES IN TEMPERATURES : ·
A) Latitude
The
Foochow is warmer than Tokyo and Lanchow in winter and hotter than they are in summer. It is because they are located at different latitudes. Foochow, being located at a lower latitude than the other two cities, 18 neated more intensively by the wun in both seasons. sun's rays, which fall on Foochow at a larger angle, bring more neat since they have travalled through a short- er distance in the atmosphere and are spread over a smaller area. The other two citius,
Located on the other nanu, are at higher latitudes, so the sun's rays fall more obliquely and less heat can be absorbed.
B) Distance from Sea...!
Temperatures of Tokyu and Lanchow are not the same although they are located at
the same latitude, Tokyo 18 warmer in winter and cooler in summe tuan Lancnow. It is be- cause air temperature of a
place can also be affected by the distane from sen. Токуо 10 focuted" along, the coast. Since water surface heats up. slower than sea in summer, 17 is cooler than the land surface If there 16 onahore wind, coul÷ ing effect can be felt at coastal city as in Tokyo, While Lanchow, on Lue tuer nand; "experiences more extreme
ure temperature because of its interior position. In winter, the heat of water buy 18, løst more slowly than land, o tuere
18 warming effect b. Jugut along by Lue opusore wind and affects Tokyo, but for Lanchow, Lite warming "erfect cannot be feit & because land loses heat more rapidly, it is much colder tha.. To yo
C) ucea Current
The Le peratuses of & coontul city as Tokyo can also
daffected by farm and cold ocean currente such as the Kuró. Suio and Oya Shio, so the. temperaturea are not so extreme as those of Lanchow.
The North China Plain and Szechwan Basin are two impor- tant agricultural regions in China. The North China Plain, which is the largest plain in China, with over 60% of its land under cultivation, has the largest peasant population. The remote inland basin of Szechwan, on the other hand being a hitly region, wito about 50% of its land under cultivation, has long been known as "Tien-fu-chih-kuo" or "The Country with rich natural resources wher agri- culture has benefited a lot from its favourable natural endowment. A comparison of. the two regions can be viewed
from the following aspects:
A) Method of Farmong
The Szechwan Basin is hilly in nature. Flat Fand
is limited to only about 6 of the whole basin and occur only in patches. This mountainous nature has direct effect on farming method. Terracing on slopes 18 out- standing. Fields are smali and intensively cultivated.
Although intensive sub- sistance agriculture still exaats in the North China Plain, the transformation in the Last twenty years cannot be over- Tooked. Due to the flatnes8 of the region, the land Keform. lovement and the rapid indus¬ trialization since recent years, the subsistence inten- sive agriculture in the region has been gradually transforming inte modernized agriculture. In recent years, Communes are
small land heldinge organised of poer peasant are combined and cultivation is brought |
-
under joint effore. With this
Land Heform Movement, farm
sizes are increased, and there
18 certain degree of mechani- zation.
B) Types of vropa.
Szechwap, being situated to the south of Tainling, has abundant rainfall and long
· growing season which enable the growth of double-cropp::d paudi. Rice is the most impertant food crap and įte anual uield represen is more than 30% of the total food.
Besides the pro- production. duction of food crop, Szechwan has long been famous of 168 waus range of casu crops pruducu, e.g. coboon, tuug vil, milk, sugar-calle, tea, Tobacco and fruits.
The cooler temperatures of the Norta China Plain, on the other hand, favours the growth of wheat, barley, millet and ka lang. These are important food crops in the region. Cash crops are impor
Cotton, peanut, that too.
soya bean and dùced: inlarge quantities.
fruit are pro-
Montages kenefited &
Difficulties to be over-
come
Because of the warm tem- peratures long growing season and fertile sozis, tas produe- tivity in the pasyn - very niga. flowever, further agri- cultural development depends on the importation of irriga- tion systems and transportat- ion, and must go and in hand with industrial development, too.
In spite of the fertile alluvial soils and the flatness of the region, the agriculture in the Norin na lauff- ers a lot on the frequent flooding of rivers and drought caused by the unreliability of rainfall. The operation of tue liwang-ho Multi-Purpose Water Senme has provided": some check against the nat ural marzards. Just the same. the scheme should go hand in hand wrth idustrialization, urbanization and improvements on Deportation, tuus, North China can become China's paradise.
Question for next week
"Below are diagrams, showing information of rainfall in Hong Kong. With the aid of diagrams, account for the seasonal and geographical distributions of rainfall. in Hong Kong.
FIG. I
RAINFALL DISTRIBUTION OF HONG KONG
The
following are involved
structures
in gaseous ex change in different organisme.
2. To what type of organisms
do A, B and C belongs? A. fish tadpole frog'
5. tadpole insect plant
C. from plant insect
D. plant frog fish
E. plant fish tadpole
3. The principal way of gaseous
exchange in these structures is based on
A.
the activities of the intercostal muscles and
the diaphragm⠀⠀
B. the setting up of an air.
current or a water current C. the changes in the atmos-
pheric pressure
D. the diffusion process
which takes place at a moist surface/
E the solubility of gases
in water
4. Which one of the following
is a gas whose concentration in inspired air is about the same as it is in expired air? A. water vapour. D. oxygen B-carbon dioxide. E none of
nitrogen
these
Which of the following re- actions take place in tissue cells?
1: Hb 0.
2 Hbb + O2
CO2 + H2O →H2 CO2 y +
4
5
HCO3
23
A. 235
O
HCO
G. 245 E. 234 B. 134 D. 145
.6. Contraction of intercostal
muscles and diaphragm muscles would lead to
of internal. pressure inside the thoracic cavity.
A. an increase
a decrease
C. an uncertain
Over 21250 mm:
1,750 - 2,000 mm.
Žao -2.250 mm, Being 1: 750 ma
3.Temp.
Rainfall am
J F M A M J J A S O N D FIG. II
生物
TEMPERATURES AND RAINFALL OF H.K.
BIOLOGY
(3).
Unit Tvo e Hespiration
$400.
300
change
conserva tion
Which of the following. statements about anaerobic
respiration are incorrect?
1The end products are.
carbon dioxide, alcohol or lactic acid.
2 It is usually performed in.
an anaerobic environment.
3. A large amount of energy can be liberated for the production of ATP.
4 Most lower animals perform
anaerobic respiration.
5 It takes place in the
mitochondria.
·200.
100
A. 123. 0.234 B. 134 D. 245
E. 345
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I. Multiple Choice Questions
1. A bell-jar is seperated into two compartments as illustrated below.
·Bell-jar.
card board
COCKVOAch
Exp.Compartment A
1
a cockroach a burning
candle
2
a cockroach a cup of
KOH soln.
3
a cockroach a pot of
green plant
a cockroach nothing
The cockroaches would die in which of the following sequence ?
A. 1234 C. 1342 E. 4123 B. 1243 D. 3124
8. The rate of breathing is
regulated by the brain largely according to
A. the oxygen concentration
in the blood.
B. the carbon dioxide, conc.
in the blood
C. the blood pressure
D. the rate of heart beat E. the rate of blood flow
9. The concentration of CO,
in blood should be kept con- stant." Do you think that this statment is correct? A. Yes, this would heep the
rate, of breathing constant B. Yes, this would lead to a
fast and deep breathing movement.
C. Nò, carbon dioxide is a
metabolic waste which should be: excreted.
D. No, carbon dioxide is
completely excreted during expiration.
E. No, a constant concntration
of carbon dioxide is not necessary.
1.8 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.A 6.B 7.E 8.B 9.A
B
HITA ́DAN Prest
經濟與公共事務(三)
·孔繁盛·
Economic and Public Affairs
(3)
Give the reasons for the rapid growth of Hong Kong's external trade. What are the difficulties encounter- ed by Hong Kong in her ex- port of domestic products? Give examples,
Hong Kong, a British Colony situated at the gateway of China and the midway of many sea routes, handles trade between China. and Western countries. Her deep sheltered harbour and laissez faire policy of low.. taxation and minimum inter- vention have made her beco- me an entrepot trade centre
After the Second World War, Hong Kong started to export her goods to foreign countries which were in short of consumer goods.
Later, embargo against China made Hong Kong become a source of supplying Chin- ese crafts to the United States. In the early stage,
Hong Kong products were cheap for her labour cost was low. In recent years, the quality and design of her exports have been in- proving with the existence of developed transport and communication, financial
institutions, import-export firms, and improved techno- logy. Organizations such as Department of Commerce, In- dustry and Custon, Hong Kong Export Credit Insuran- ce Corporation, and Trade Development Council have done a lot to promote her exports.
The rapid growth of imports was attributable to
Hong Kong's reliance on imported foodstuffs, raw materials and capital goods, and her rapid growth of population and industry. There are minimum restrict- ion on imports too.
Difficulties encountered Hong Kong's exports
1.Protective policies and trade barriers such as tar- iffe and quotas are imposed on Hong Kong products by. western countries.
2.Keen competition comes from neighbouring countries such as Taiwan, South Korea. and Singapore which supply. cheaper products..
3.Local production cost rises steadily due to a general rise in the prices of land, labour and raw materials.
4.Economic fluctuation in the world, especially in the countries which are major buyers of Hong Kong's exports, hampers the demand for Hong Kong's exports.
5.Monetary fluctuation in the world adds to the diff iculties of Hong Kong's ex-
ports.
6.There are inadequate training facilities for in- dustries in Hong Kong.
7.Production cost is un- stable due to too much re- liance on imported raw materials and machinery..
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