F.5 Geography - Unit 3.1 - Industry in Hong Kong

Which of the following are examples of industries that could be found in the 1960s in Hong Kong?

• Toy making

• Iron and steel industry

• Watch making

• Plastics

Which of the following were features of the manufacturing sector in Hong Kong in the past?

• Capital-intensive

• Light industry

• Required a lot of semi-skilled labour

• Export-oriented

Which of the following are industrial estates in Hong Kong?

• Tuen Mun

• Yuen Long

• Tseung Kwan O

• Sha Tin

Which of the following are weight-losing industries?

• Sugar production

• Iron and steel production

• Soft drink production

• Textile and garment production

What were the main reasons for factories being set up in Hong Kong during the 1960s?

• Hong Kong was an entrepôt.

• Low tax rates

• Abundant semi-skilled and skilled labour

• Extensive flatland for expansion

What was the production arrangement called when factories were relocated to mainland China from Hong Kong while the headquarters stayed in Hong Kong?

• Front factory, back shop

• Front mall, back factory

• Front shop, back factory

• Front office, back factory

Which of the following are the push factors causing the relocation of factories during the 1980s in Hong Kong?

• High labour cost

• Limited flatland

• Lenient environmental regulations and laws

• Unfavourable government policies

Which of the following are the destinations for manufacturing plants relocating since the 2000s?

• Cambodia

• South Korea

• Thailand

• Sri Lanka

Which of the following descriptions about the 'Emptying the cage and letting the right birds in' (騰龍換鳥) policy are correct?

• Encourage high-tech industries to move in

• Discourage highly polluting industries from setting up

• Highly value-added industries are welcome

• Secondary industries are completely prohibited

Where is the Zhujiang delta located? Circle the answer.