Exploring Hong Kong
You take this historical green or white vehicle across Victoria Harbour from Central to Tsim Sha Tsui.
What is a ferry?
During the Mid-Autumn Festival, children love to walk around their neighborhoods at night holding these glowing objects.
What are lanterns?
A personality word for someone who smiles all the time, is full of joy, and brings a positive mood to the classroom.
What is cheerful?
The sharp, mouth-watering taste you experience when you bite into a fresh lemon.
What is sour?
The place students rush to during recess to buy drinks, fish balls, or a packet of chips.
What is the tuck shop (or canteen)?
A famous, massive statue sitting on Lantau Island that visitors must climb 268 steps to see close up.
What is the Big Buddha?
A sweet, round pastry eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival, which often has a salty egg yolk inside to look like the full moon.
What is a mooncake?
A description for hair that grows in waves or loops, instead of running completely straight down.
What is curly?
Local snacks like curry fish balls, egg waffles, and siu mai that you buy from quick stalls on the streets of Mong Kok.
What is street food?
The secondary school subject where you solve equations, calculate numbers, and use geometry.
Answer:
What is Mathematics?
You ride this special red vehicle up a very steep track to see the famous skyline from Victoria Peak.
What is the Peak Tram?
The biggest festival in Hong Kong where families gather for a massive dinner, clean their houses, and give out red packets (lai see).
What is Chinese New Year?
A classmate who loves to chat a lot with their friends during recess and sometimes gets in trouble for whispering during lessons.
What is talkative?
A healthy cooking style popular in Chinese kitchens where food is placed inside a bamboo basket over boiling water.
What is steaming?
A quiet sanctuary in the school filled with bookshelves where you can borrow novels or do your homework.
What is the library?
massive theme park in the Southern District famous for its rollercoasters, cable cars, and marine animals.
What is Ocean Park?
The energetic festival held in June where teams paddle long boats shaped like water monsters to the beat of loud drums.
What is the Dragon Boat Festival?
A term for a child who has no brothers or sisters at home to share their toys with.
What is an only child?
The texture and sound of a potato chip or freshly fried chicken when you take a bite.
What is crispy?
The room containing safety goggles, burners, and chemicals where S1 students learn to perform science experiments.
What is the science lab?
A peaceful park in Aberdeen/Ap Lei Chau known for its unique tower shaped like a traditional fishing boat.
What is Ap Lei Chau Wind Tower Park?
The spring festival where families walk up hills to clean the graves of their ancestors and show respect.
What is the Ching Ming Festival?
A very kind person who is always happy to share their snacks, money, or time to help a friend in need.
What is generous?
Unhealthy food choices like potato chips, soda, and candies that taste good but do not provide good nutrients for your body.
What is junk food?
Fun organized clubs and teams—like the Football Team or Dance Club—that take place after normal school lessons end.
what are extra-curricular activities?