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Climate of Hong Kong: Practice Questions

5 multiple-choice questions marked as you go, and 2 written questions with worked solutions. All on Climate of Hong Kong.

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Question 1
1 mark

In the module Climate of Hong Kong, which of the following is described as a seasonal activity typically enjoyed during the cool and dry autumn?

Question 2
1 mark

In the module Climate of Hong Kong, why is it necessary to have contingency arrangements for schools during adverse weather conditions?

Question 3
1 mark

A scientist is measuring the thermal expansion and contraction of different materials used in Hong Kong's buildings. If a metal rail is heated by the summer sun, what will likely happen to its length?

Question 4
1 mark

Which government department in Hong Kong is responsible for monitoring the weather and issuing weather forecasts and warning signals (such as Typhoon Signals)?

Question 5
1 mark

When studying the climate of Hong Kong, which phenomenon is most likely to cause the growth of mould at home during the spring?

Question 6
3 marks

What kind of weather might you expect during a typhoon in Hong Kong, and what is one safety measure people should take?

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Question 7
6 marks

Explain why the Hong Kong Observatory issues Very Hot Weather warnings and suggest two ways residents should adjust their outdoor activities to stay safe.

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