Chap 5 Residential Areas in Hong Kong

Where are high-income residential areas mainly located in Hong Kong?

• In old urban areas like Yau Ma Tei

• Near industrial zones

• On high ground, in suburbs, and along waterfronts

• Only in the New Territories

Which of the following is an example of a high-income residential area?

• Choi Hung Estate

• Tai Koo Shing

• The Peak

• Sham Shui Po old buildings

What is a common characteristic of low-income residential areas?

• Large flats and spacious environment

• Good view and quiet surroundings

• Low housing rents and crowded living conditions

• Located only in suburban areas

What type of housing is common in old private housing areas like Yau Ma Tei?

• Large villas

• Subdivided flats

• Waterfront apartments

• Garden houses

Which residential area type is Tai Koo Shing an example of?

• High-income residential area

• Middle-income residential area

• Low-income residential area

• Industrial area

Why might a residential area be located near an industrial area?

• For a better view

• To avoid traffic

• To save transport costs and time

• Because the air is cleaner there

What is a problem of living near an industrial area?

• Quiet environment

• Clean air

• Noise and pollution

• Large living space

Which area is an example of a residential suburb in the New Territories?

• The Harbourside in West Kowloon

• Hong Lok Yuen in Tai Po

• Choi Hung Estate

• Mid-Levels

What does 'subdivided flat' mean?

• A large apartment with many rooms

• A flat divided into smaller units for renting

• A flat located in a suburban area

• A flat with a garden and clubhouse

Which of the following is a characteristic of middle-income residential areas?

• Small flats and crowded environment

• Low housing rents

• Pleasant environment and good facilities

• Located only in industrial zones