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100

How much fishing happens in Hong Kong harbor?

None (the water is very polluted)

100

What is the most important holiday in Hong Kong?

Chinese New Year (end of winter/beginning of spring)

100

Why did Communist China take over Hong Kong in 1997?

They wanted it back from the British

100

Why do people like to visit Hong Kong?

Shopping and food

100

Hong Kong is located on which continent and in which hemisphere?

Asia; Eastern and Northern Hemispheres

200

What is a duty-free port?

A harbor without customs taxes for new shipments

200

What are the musical and colorful stories of ancient China called?

Chinese opera

200

How long did Great Britain rent (lease) Hong Kong from China?

99 years (ended in 1997)

200

Hong Kongese have a reputation for what 2 things?

Good food and hard work

200

Where is farming done in Hong Kong?

In the New Territories region

300

What is a sampan?

A boat home (in Hong Kong harbor)

300

Who was the most important man in Chinese history?

The philosopher Confucius (551-479 BC)

300

Why did many refugees come to Hong Kong after WW2?

To escape the new communist China government

300

Which do Chinese cooks prefer most: canned, dried, fresh, or frozen food?

Always fresh food

300

What religion from India has many followers in Hong Kong?

Buddhism

400

What large body of water is closest to Hong Kong?

The South China Sea

400

What is a feng shui man?

A fortune teller of bad or good luck

400

What happened in Hong Kong during World War 2?

The Japanese invaded the British colony, and it was very unsafe

400

How spread out are the buildings in Hong Kong?

Not at all; they are extremely crowded

400

What was the former capital of the Hong Kong colony?

Victoria City

500

What island is the city of Victoria located on?

Hong Kong Island

500

What is the name of the Chinese celebration using food to make ghosts happy?

Bun Festival

500

What did the British force China to trade in the 1840s and 1850s for tea and silks?

The drug opium (heroin)

500

Why are things so cheap in Hong Kong to buy?

The people are willing to work cheaply and it’s a duty-free port

500

What is the name of the city on the peninsula north from Hong Kong Island?

Kowloon