Lisa in China - Chapter 7 & 8

What was the weather like in Shanghai when Lisa woke up?

• Sunny
• Windy
• Cloudy
• Rainy

Answer explanation

Quote: "She sees that it is raining. (Chapter 7)"

How does Lisa feel when she sees the rain?

• Happy
• Disappointed
• Excited
• Nervous

Answer explanation

Quote: "‘Oh no!’ says Lisa, disappointed. (Chapter 7)"

Which building has a rotating restaurant?

• SWFC
• Oriental Pearl
• Empire State Building
• Jin Mao Tower

Answer explanation

Quote: "When they arrive at the Oriental Pearl TV Tower they visit the rotating restaurant. (Chapter 7)"

How tall is the Shanghai World Financial Centre?

• 396 metres
• 492 metres
• 267 metres
• 474 metres

Answer explanation

Quote: "It’s a 492 metres tall building with 101 floors! (Chapter 7)"

Which floor do they visit at the Shanghai World Financial Centre?

• 80th
• 90th
• 100th
• 101st

Answer explanation

Quote: "We’ll go to the third observation deck on the 100th floor. (Chapter 7)"

What appears in the sky after the rain stops?

• A bird
• A rainbow
• A helicopter
• A balloon

Answer explanation

Quote: "Suddenly, a rainbow appears in the sky. (Chapter 7)"

Where do Lisa and her friends see Shanghai from above the clouds?

• Ground floor
• A tall mountain
• The observation deck
• The hotel roof

Answer explanation

Quote: "Once they get to the observation deck, Lisa takes a look around and says, "It is fantastic up here! We are even higher than the clouds, …"

Which language do people in Hong Kong mainly speak?

• Mandarin
• English
• Cantonese
• French

Answer explanation

Quote: "The people here speak Cantonese. (Chapter 8)"

How do cars drive in Hong Kong?

• On the right
• On the left
• In the middle
• On the train

Answer explanation

Quote: "The cars are driving on the left side of the road. (Chapter 8)"

What is one unique feature of Hong Kong’s landscape?

• Only deserts
• Only farmland
• Hills, mountains, and many islands
• No nature, just skyscrapers

Answer explanation

Quote: "Hong Kong’s landscape is also unique... about 200 offshore islands. (Chapter 8)"