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【1989中學會考試題建議答案

明德出版社

MILL & DALE PRESS

SUGGESTED ANSWER TO GEOGRAPHY, PAPER

(a)a volcano,

(b)-concave slopes

-broad base.

-lower in height

-crater at the top

(c)-some plates diverge, slide past one

"another

-some plates collide against each

other producing the mountain. -at the destructive margins.

-the continental plate (less densel

collides. against

-the oceanic plate(denser)

-oceanic plate. is. subducted,

destroyed in the mantle -beneath the continent.

-ocean trench is formed.

fal thyolite is resistant to erosion

ite has hexagonal columnar

joints, fine-grained texture.

coastal area

-destructive wave

vertical columns form

steep cliff

retreat

-wave-cut platform may be formed.

-vertical joints are enlarged

-to form sea caves

further erosion:

-blow holes, geos

(a)Data set A

(b)Data set C

(c)Data set A

station

Data set. B Data set C

station 3 station 1.

(d)-station 2 is located at 25°N.

-high pressure system.

-far away from the ocean/interior

parts of Africa

-No or little maritime effect

great: annual temperature

-little cloud, cover

temperature

range

.greater

daily

range

of

-tropical area

日僑茶

-success in family planning.

programme

reakdown of large-family,

igh Tiving standard encourages small family size

increase in education standard of parents. -industrialization

urbanization.

(11)-is decreasing

and

from 10 per thousand to 5 per thousand

remains unchanged after 1965 -no war

-improved medicine:

-improved medical service

-Tower infant mortality rate- -better sanitation and hygiene -longer life expectancy.

(b)29.75 per cabusand

(c)(i)immigration

(ii)-ready supply of cheap labour-

-encouraging the development of labour-intensive industries e-g. textile, clothing, electronics.

social -heavy burden on

Community services -higher sex ratic -increase in total population

6.

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-supply of water for cooling and

waste disposal

-presence of market e.g. motor

vehicles in Shanghai easy and cheap export

(11)-situated on a delta, high cost and difficulty in construction of heavy industry -inadequate supply of local and

nearby iron ore and coal -lack of high-grade ore for the modern steel-making technology -long distance to obtain raw materials and power resources"

.*.high transport costs -inefficient transport

(a)(i)fishpond farming

(ii)vegetable farming.

(b)scattered settlement

(c)-presence of extensive lowland

(c)(i) the earth nuclear

resources have not been fully exploited

-Tow operational costs

large amount of energy generated cost and

(11)-high capital

8.

(a)

maintenance costs -high technology is required -radioactive leakage from and damage to nuclear plants may cause large-scale environmental hazards.

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purpose

Pack A

swalter

for relaxation and exercise

-fever

variety of recreational, activity

-efficient transport connecting it

and Urban areas.

-fertile alluvial soil

-Some for

Park B

Larger

conservation of Inaturát sceηe and wildlife-

-greater

-outdoor-

activities whlen cannot be carried out in

the urban aress 6.g.-kite

Hying, camping.

-tor differant childreen, old types of users

-contour lines

-presence of water supply-

-for fish pond

and

-for irrigation.

-Shan Pui River

-Castle Peak Road

-suitable tide

people

-coastal area favaourable for oyster

beds.

-far

Away from urbani areas, extremely wet land, discouraging urban encroachment

"passive

recreational activity

-mainly active.

-coastal area.

(b)

Fork A

Park B

in the rural area

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-pockets of magma

which are less dense -giving rise to

volcanic island arcs.

form chains of

-frequent volcanic eruptions

-lava accumulates to form volcanoes.

(d)-earthquake

-high temperature in summer -noderate temperature in winter.

-tsunamis

-landslide

-lava flow

-volcanic eruption

-toxic gas

(a)Photo 2a granite

photo 26 rhyolite

(b)-granite is well-jointed,

has coarse-grained texture

such as feldspar and a small amount of biotite are easily decomposed, -is easily weathered by chemical

weathering.

-constitutent minerals S

-in Hong Kong which has a hot and

humid climate

-weathered granite becomes

soil

-tors

-gullies, badlands

-lower in height.

只中學會考試題建議答案一

【明德出版社:

MILL & DALE PRESS

SUGGESTED SOLUTION TO CHEMISTRY,

PAPER 1

((a)(i)Y is water.

CUSD + 54,0→→Cu50·5,0

white

z is carbon dioxide.

CO

blue

Ca(OH)→→→ CaCO ( s) +H20

Himewater white

solid

(e)

station i

station. 3

total amount in smaller 380 m greater 1544 mm

a 'year

humid vinter

seasonality

-dry summer

huald witner -rain malily

fails in

wluter |-greater

seasonality

"wet summer:

rain mainly

(a) is

NG

(ii)mole ratio of Na C 0

43.40 11.32 100-43.40

100-43.40-11.32

1189 0.94 2.83 21.3

Xhas an empirical formula of Na,CO, Thus, it is sodium carbonate.

(111)(1)W might be sodium hydrogen-

carbonate NaHCO,) (2)2NaHCO Na, CO +H2O+CO2 (3)No, it is not a redox reaction because the carbon atoms in NaHCO Na CO, and CO, have the same o.. of +4.

(4) is the main ingredient of baking powder or fruit salt e.g. "ENO

(iv)Use a sand bath or move the

Bunsen flame around the boiling tuber

(b)(1)(1)D is an alcohol because it is

soluble in water and gives CO2 and H,0 on burning." (2)8 is an hydrocarbon because it

is insoluble in water and

gives £0, and H.0 on burning.

tric could be a carboxylic acid. Add

C to some aqueous sodium- hydrogencarbonate. If CO, is evolved, it is a carboxylic acid. NaHCO + H(aq). 9N8 (aq)+,DỊCH Alternatively

Dissolve C in some water in a test-tube. Add a piece of Ho ribbon if gas bubbles are seen, then C is a carboxylic acid.

Mg + 20 →→→→Mg + H2 {g}

(c)Elements

Electronic configuration

2.8

52.0.40

$2.8.7

$2.8.8.1

(1)(1)R and S would form an ionic

compound. [S] [R]

(2)q and R would form a covalent

compound. On

OO

1alls In

summar -Uttle

er thousand to 13. per

-greer fluctuation of birth

rate between 1952 and 1963 -post-war births

-increase in young adults from:

migration

-greater rate of decrease between 1963 and 1968. (10 per thousand) -slow rate of decrease after 1968

ORA

.0

more volatile because

Ce between its moleculeses the weak.

moleculang attraction or van der wagls:

(a)-has shifted towards inland and

-the west, northwest and southwest -more balanced distribution. -to achieve a good regional balance of economic development or regional self-sufficiency

-to fully utilize local resources.

e.g. Sichuan Pendi

raw materials e.g. iron oras i Anshan, Urumqi, Lanzhou

-power resources e.g. coalfields in

Taiyuan, Fushum, Urumqi.. -labour supply.

-to miminize the transport cost of and. finished materials

raw

products.

-to redistibute the population --gover me policy

encouragement.

(b)(i)-sudly of raw mater

by cheap Water traging -e.g. iron ore from

Maanshan

-power supplies.

-e.g. cual from Huainan.

and

H.E.P. from Chang Jiang lowlying relief with extensive Toyland

-presence of port facilities. -ready supply of skilled labour

from Shanghai

-efficient transport system. -10 km away from Shanghai,

(2)By fractional distillation, a

more concentrated ethanol solution could be obtained from the mixture. (3)Heat the solution, obtained in (2) with a small amount of acidified potassium dichromate solution. If the solution turns from orange to green. Then, the solution contains ethanol.. (iv)(1)In such agricultural

countries, ethanol can be made economically by the above process as the raw material (glucose) is readily available. A

(2)It would cause less pollution

because ethanol can be completely burnt to give water and carbon dioxide only,

BURL

(a)(1)A standard solution is a solution with known concentration. E (1)The indicator turns pink when

the solution is acidic but yellow when the acid added is reacted with CaCD, on swirling. (2)The effervescence is due to

the evolution of carbon dioxide.g?

CaCO3(s) + 2H (30) ———.

(iii)The permanent pink colour is

observed when there is present a slight excess of acid. (iv)CaC0, + 2HC1→→ CaC12+ #20 + CO2

*1 mol 2 mol

n(CaCO;) in one, tablet

xn(HCI) reacted

15.2 1000 * 1.00)

7.6 x 10-3

10-3 mat M(CaCO) = 100 y mol"

m(CaCO) in one tablet ÷ 7-6 x 10-3

x. 100

= 0.76 g

A by mass of Caco, in one

antacid tablet

0.76

x 100 1:20 = 63.3%

(v)This is to increase the surface

area of contact so as increase: the rate of reaction.. (vi)There will be no gas evolved if magnesium hydroxide is used and this would make the stomach more comfortable,

(b)(1)The liquid level inside the glass

tube will rise.

This is because the CO, produced

will build up a pressure inside the flask, thus pushing the. Liquid level up inside the glass. tube (11){1}C_H120 →→2C2H ̧04 + 200,

(2)The process is known as

fermentation or anaerobic respiration...

Yeast provides the enzymes (organic catalysts) for the reaction.

(iii)(1)When the alcohol content is

increased to a certain level. the function of the yeast is inhibited or the yeast is killed.

(a)(itsuse e prodat.

firings rect readily with water. (ii)This is to prevent the product (a

sublimate) from entering into the gas-syringe.

(iii)This is to increase the rate of

reaction because iron filings have a larger area of contact with the chlorine gas. (iv)The initial heating of fron

filings is to start the reaction. However, once the reaction is started, no more heating is needed because the reaction: ts itself exothermic and the heat evolved is sufficient to maintain the fron filings at a high temperature.

(v)The product is iron(III) chloride.

2Fe +301 2FeC1.3.

(vi)Ar(Fe)

55.0

M(FeCl 2 Fe

162.5 g mol

-1

3 CT2 FeC1,

3 mol 2 mol

1.e.(2x56,01g (3x24,0)dm (2x162.5)g

dma

y 9 0.150, (2x162.5):56,0

*10:150 g (1)y

X

2 x 162.5

2 x 56.0

= 0.435 g.

(2)x: (3 x 24.0)

.0.150

x.0.150

0.150:56.0

2 x 56.0*(3 x 24,0)

= 0.0964 dm3 (or 96,4 cm3)

vol. of C1, remaining

420-96.4.

= 23.6 cm3

(b)(1)The gas evolved is hydrogen gas. 2Y(s) + 2H,00€)→2YOH(aq)+H2(g) (8.B. Y has an o.. of +1, as

indicated in the formula of its oxide)

(ii) is more reactive than Fe as X can displace iron from iron(II) sulphate solution.

Z is less reactive than Fe because Z does not displace Fe from FeSO, solution.

Z is the least reactive among the four metals because its oxide is decomposed to the metal on heating.] Y is the most reactive because it

can displace from water. Thus, the order of reactivity is: Y>> Fe> Z.

(d)-subject to serious flooding in

times of typhoon -lowlying relief.

-long period of cultiration, soil

becomes infertile.

-increasing encroachment cig. Yuen Long Industrial Estate, Tin Shui Wai ---lack of young labour

a)-is increasing

-from 1.3 oil equivalent to 6.7 oil

equivalent

-gr

stocat

of increase in 1965-

expensive since the

11. War Yecession

tion in energy consumption

-development aidse

energy

re

-development.

energy

saving technoty

alternate nuclear

energy-

-coal-based thermal power plants.

(iii)(1)Metal X. Because X is 'more'

does

reactive than Fe, thus having a stronger tendency to lose electrons than Fe. not react with wate (2)t is because Na, 1993

strong electrolyte (3)The oxidation ration is:

+2+ X(s) →→→→ X* (age 20 (4)Coating iron

metal X would prevent it from rusting. Even when he is broken,. the metal X would corrode first because I is more reactive than iron.

|{a}{+Sughris

non-electrolyte, so, solution does not conduct ctricity. Na,SD solution and

CUSO, solution both consists of mobile ions, so, they conduct electricity.

(11)In experiment II:

(1)Oxygen gas at electrode Q. (2)Hydrogen gas at electrode R. At Q: 40H2H 0 + 02 + 4e ̃

At Ri 2H*

As it is seen from the equations above, equal amounts of electricity will liberate twice number of soles (or volumes) of Hy as that of 2, so, the gases are liberated at different rates. (iii)in experiment, III:

(1)At electrode Q:

· 40нTM (aq) →2H20{{) + 0°(g)

At electrode R:

·Cu2+(aq) + 2e→→ Cu(s)

(2)Add the solid metal into some concentrated nitric acid in a test-tube. If a blue or bluish-green solution is obtained. Then, the metal is copper. (3)M(Cu) = 63.5 g mot

| (b){i}NCH2

(aq)

+ 2e→→→→ Cu(s)

2 mol 1 mol

2 F

? F

63.5 g

0.22

9

quantity of "lectricity

2 x 63 x F

0.22

3.22

2 x

63.5

=668.66 C

x 96500 C

time required=

f

668.66

1337.3 s .22 min. 17.38

= CHC) → +40—C

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(1)mass of a repeating unit

+CH2 — CHCT 62.5 g

no. of repeating unit =40000 62.5

640

(111)(1)Extrusion moulding.

(2)Heating the pipe until it

softens,

It is because PVC is a thermoplasticn:

to the urban area

In the rectalmed iowland.

- near the people's

places of work or hade

- convenient for people,

within the walking distance

high land value

(c)-accessibility

-land value -population density

END

In the hilly area

aros

-near the reservoirs

far away from people,. free from pollution, disturbance

low land vatue

(iv)(1)Hydrogen chloride, carbon

monoxide, soot or chlorine, (2)Blast in more air so as to

burn the PVC bags completely. thus reducing the amount of Co and soot. Absorb HC) [or C)) by passing the wasted gases. through water (scrubber system).

(a)(i)Solid reactants: ammonium

chloride and calcium hydroxide, Drying agent: calcium oxide.. (51)

NH C! + Ca(Ch),

calcius cxide

N.B. Marks will be deducted if

you use more apparatus -than provided, even the delivery tubes.

(iii)2NH, CT÷Ca(OH);→→→CaC}; (2NH2+2H2O

(iv)(1)Addition of solid Nach

1 of

increases the concentration of

OH ions and this would shift the equilibrium to the left, thus liberating more NH.. (2)Addition of Pb(NO,), gives

aqueous Pb2+ ions which will precipitate the OH ions, thus lowering, the concentration of OH and hence the pH value. Pb2+(aq) + 20H(aq) →→.

Pb(OH),(s)

(b)(i)(1)Thermal cracking of kerosene takes place in Experiment 14 (2)Dehydration of ethanol takes

place in Experiment II.

(ii)(1)The oily liquid might be the unreacted kerosene or hydrocarbon products. of cracking.

(2)Kerosene is insoluble in water

while othanol is soluble.

(111) Remove the heat source before the

delivery tube is disconnected. (iv)They are unsaturated hydrocarbons.

(v)By cracking large alkanes are

broken down into more useful products (smaller alkanes and alkenes). The products can be used as fuels and in making polymers,

(c)(i)I.Heat some sulphur powder in an

evaporating dish until it melts.

II Allow the molten sulphur to

cool down.

III Pierce the crust.

IV.Pour off the remaining molten

sulphur,

V.Sulphur crystals would be

observed.

(11)(1)A is plastic sulphur. Bis sulphur dioxide. (2)550, + 2Mn0,

424,0

2Mm

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