Promoting Your City - Taichung City《解答》 @ 永無止盡的學習路

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Q		The old city hall and municipal buildings were at one time:
		Old.
		Lit up nicely.
v		Imposing symbols of Japanese authority.
		In the 19th century.

Q		Matsu can be found in temples from which religion?
		Folk Taoism
		Buddhism
		Rastafarianism
v		Both folk Taoism and Buddhism

Q		Taichung’s old name, Dadun, means:
v		Big mound
		Big mountain
		Big kahuna
		Big fort

Q		It is also suggested to the foreign visitor that at the hotel it would be a good idea to pick up a copy of:
		brochures
		a TV guide
v		Compass magazine
		a guide book

Q		In the dialog, in Taichung sun cake shops are common around:
		Taichung park
		the train station
		the art museum
v		freeway exits

Q		Many of Taiwan′s biggest banks and businesses were founded by, or funded by:
		People from Taichung.
		Imposing symbols of Japanese authority.
		Mystore Bakery.
v		Merchants from Lugang.

Q		In the dialog, they talk about the western calendar and what other calendar:
		Chinese
		Japanese
v		lunar
		Yuanxiao

Q		In the dialog The speakers joked that the name of the band, ′Jazz Band′ was very creative. ?It is a joke because:
		Jazz is funny.
v		The name is really not creative at all.
		Their music was terrible.
		They weren′t joking, they were being serious.

Q		The Taiwan official suggests the foreign visitor might find what surprising in the museum area?
		the rice huskers
		the looms
		the mother-of-pearl
v		the pillows

Q		To get a whiff of what life was like during the Japanese colonial era, the Taiwan official suggests:
		Going to Japan.
		Checking out the old city hall.
v		Doing a walking tour of old downtown.
		Why would you want to do that?

Q		The foreigner hopes for calm waters for fear of:
		rain
		big fish
v		seasickness
		sharks

Q		What should you bring when you visit a night market?
		a shopping basket
		a credit card
v		your appetite
		your car

Q		Taichung′s pastries are popular:
v		as gifts
		as toys
		as desserts
		for weight loss

Q		Both the Spanish and the Dutch colonized Taiwan in which century?
		16th
v		17th
		18th
		19th

Q		In English Qingshui means:
		green water
v		pure water
		Qing water
		swamp water

Q		The foreign visitor remembered the name Dajia because it came up in the dialog in this series on local specialities. ?What products were introduced from Dajia?
		bubble milk tea
		sun cakes
v		two different pastries
		saxophone

Q		Unfortunately the Wufeng Lin Family Gardens were damaged because of:
		World War II
		old age
		bad weather
v		an earthquake

Q		The goddess Guanyin was originally portrayed in India as:
		Matsu
		mercy and compassion
v		a man
		vegetarian food

Q		The Wuchi fishing port is right near Qingshui and:
		Taichung
v		Shalu
		Dajia
		Wenxin

Q		The Calligraphy Greenway connects up a series of:
		things
		places
		times
v		landmarks

Q		What sort of people in Taiwan go to night markets?
v		Just about everyone.
		Just kids.
		Just old people.
		Just old men who like unhealthy snacks.

Q		′Shalu Old Street′ is also known as:
		Shalu Street
v		Siping Street
		Sanmin Street
		dancing in the street

Q		In the dialog, every year, there is a big ______ festival at Metropolitan park.
v		lantern
		music
		jazz
		special

Q		When did the foreign visitor suggest would be a good time to visit SOGO?
		When hungry.
		Just before leaving Taiwan.
		When it′s time to change money into NT$.
v		When it is hot.

Q		In the dialog, how many Lin Family Gardens are there in Taiwan?
		one
v		two
		three
		four

Q		Taichung’s city logo is what?
v		A pavilion
		A crown prince
		A big mound
		A temple

Q		The stone stele in the garden records:
v		Taichung′s development
		MP3s
		Guanyin
		flowers

Q		The Chinese got the name ′Niu Ma Tou′ from:
		the Qing dynasty
		the Dutch
v		the Pingpu people
		the Japanese

Q		At Taiwan′s night markets, you will spend money even if:
		You are rich.
v		You had plans to the contrary.
		Your mother gives you some.
		You are a cyborg.

Q		The Taichung official suggested a day trip by train that could be done entirely without leaving______________.
		Taiwan
v		Downtown
		The city limits
		The county line

Q		The Taichung official feels confident that in the future Taichung will build a strong____________on it′s own in the region and around the world.
v		reputation
		character
		infrastructure
		wall

Q		People′s Plaza (or Citizen′s Square) is the epicenter of:
		Taichung people′s protest marches
		Hotel One
v		The Jazz Festival
		dog droppings

Q		The Taiwan official, when trying to explain night markets, describes them as being like:
v		mini-festivals
		shopping malls
		a jungle expedition
		Carrefour

Q		The Calligraphy Greenway got the first part of it′s name from:
		A planning committee.
		The cultural significance.
		All the calligraphy businesses that were historically in the area.
v		The mayor.

Q		Also in the dialog, both a visit to Art Street and a visit to the Metropolitan Park are described as:
		tiring
		expensive
v		a good thing to do on a Sunday afternoon
		horses

Q		At night markets, the entire family can be entertained for a few:
		hours
v		coins
		gold bars
		plugs for the sink

Q		The Taiwan official notes the Art Museum Parkway has interesting:
v		sculptures
		landscaping
		kids and dogs
		trees

Q		The land that is now Taichung Park was originally planned to be the site of:
v		A new Taiwan provincial government.
		The park that now stands there.
		A place for the crown prince of Japan to stay at.
		A spaceport.

Q		In the dialog, Taichung park has the distinction of being both beautiful and full of:
		ducks
		tourists
		Canadians
v		history