What is the most densely populated district in Hong Kong?
a) Mongkok
b) Tsim Sha Tsui
c) Central
d) Causeway Bay
a) Mongkok
Which nation occupied Hong Kong during WW2?
a) Japan
b) Britain
c) Spain
d) the US
a) Japan
True or False? In WW2, Canadian soldiers were engaged in the Battle of Hong Kong against the Japanese attack in 1941.
True
Which of the following street food is listed in the Intangible Cultural Heritage inventory of Hong Kong?
a) Fishball
b) Egg waffle
c) Egg tart
d) Miniature wife cakes
c) Egg tart
The Kowloon clock tower stands in Tsim Sha Tsui, one of the busiest districts in Hong Kong. What is it a remnant of?
a) Railway station
b) clock shop
c) cathedral
d) bank
a) Railway station
What is the name of Hong Kong's highest peak/mountain?
a) Sunset Peak
b) Victoria Peak
c) Tai Mo Shan (Big Hat Mountain)
d) Ma On Shan
c) Tai Mo Shan (Big Hat Mountain)
On what day/festival did the Governor of Hong Kong officially surrender to the Imperial Japanese during WW2 in 1941?
a) Dragon Boat Festival
b) Mid-Autumn Festival
c) Christmas Day
d) New Year’s Eve
c) Christmas Day
True or False? Japan attacked Hong Kong the same day of the bombing of Pearl Harbour in Honolulu, Hawaii, between the US and Japanese troops.
True
Which of the following is not a traditional dim sum dish served at yum cha?
a) Char siu bao
b) Turnip cake
c) Xiaolongbao
d) Beancurd skin roll
c) Xiaolongbao
Murray House (美利樓) is one of the few remaining British Victorian buildings in Hong Kong. Where is it currently located?
a) Sheung Wan
b) Quarry Bay
c) Stanley
d) Kowloon Tong
c) Stanley
Where are the Hong Kong Jockey Club’s original racecourse and current headquarters?
a) Shatin
b) Causeway Bay
c) Happy Valley
d) none of the above
c) Happy Valley
How long did the Battle of Hong Kong last for?
a) 11 days
b) 18 days
c) 1 month
d) 3 months
b) 18 days
True or False? As a tactic of war, the Japanese painted their aircraft to look like American aircraft.
False
In which year did Hong Kong’s signature egg waffle first appear in the city?
a) 1930’s
b) 1950’s
c) 1970’s
d) 1990’s
b) 1950’s
What other famous building in the world was built by the designers of the Court of Final Appeal in Central, Hong Kong?
a) The Eiffel Tower
b) CN Tower
c) The White House
d) Buckingham Palace
d) Buckingham Palace
What are the most common trees found in Hong Kong?
a) Red pines and slash pines
b) cotton trees
c) orchid trees
d) palm trees
a) Red pines and slash pines
How long did the Imperial Japanese occupy Hong Kong for until they surrendered?
a) 1 year and a half
b) 2 years and 2 months
c) 4 years
d) 3 years and 8 months
d) 3 years and 8 months
True or False? Chris Patten was the first Chief Executive of Hong Kong since 1997 after Hong Kong was officially handed over back to China.
False
Which Hong Kong street food was a favorite of the Qing dynasty monarch Empress Dowager Cixi?
a) Stinky Tofu
b) Steamed Rice rolls
c) Beef offal
d) Grilled Squid Tentacles
a) Stinky Tofu
What was the site of PMQ used for in the mid-1900s?
a) A prison
b) a school
c) a living quarters for married police
d) a police station
c) a living quarters for married police
The area previously referred to as "Victoria" during British colonization is now defined mainly by which district in Hong Kong?
a) Wan Chai
b) Causeway Bay
c) Tsim Sha Tsui
d) Central
d) Central
Who was the Governor of Hong Kong during the period when the colony was surrendered to Imperial Japanese in WW2?
a) Sir Mark Aitchison Young (楊慕琦)
b) Sir David Wilson (衛奕信)
c) Chris Patten (彭定康)
d) Sir Geoffry Northcote (羅富國)
a) Sir Mark Aitchison Young (楊慕琦)
True or False? The British Empire did not consider Hong Kong as a colony of importance due to its geographic size.
False
Founded after WWII, the food vendor licenses that the government gave to thousands of families who found themselves dead or injured relatives are called:
a) “Dai Pai Dong” (“Big License Stall”)
b) Food Factory License
c) “Cha Chaan Tang” (HK style cafes)
d) Dim Sum
a) “Dai Pai Dong” (“Big License Stall”)
What year was the Peninsula Hotel built?
a) 1900
b) 1928
c) 1969
d) 1990
b) 1928