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Grade 2 review 5

Total questions: 76

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which shop sells goods you can take home, like notebooks and pencils?

a)

Library lending story books

b)

Stationery shop on our street

c)

Hair salon cutting your hair

d)

Clinic giving health checkups

2.

A snack shop mainly offers which kind of item?

a)

Repairs for broken bikes

b)

Food you buy to eat

c)

Lessons to learn math

d)

Help with mailing letters

3.

You are new to the neighborhood and want to find goods and services. Who could guide you to different shops?

a)

A puppy playing in the park

b)

A road sign with arrows

c)

A cloud floating overhead

d)

A neighbor who knows the area

4.

Look at the electrical shop. What do people buy there?

a)

school books and pencils

b)

electrical appliances

c)

medicine and bandages

d)

fresh fruits and bread

5.

Which shop sells medicine and daily necessities?

a)

City Bank

b)

Lucky Family Store

c)

Mighty Electrical Appliances

d)

Good Day Pharmacy

6.

Which item would you most likely find at Lucky Family Store?

a)

bank cards and loans

b)

cold and flu tablets

c)

smartphones and laptops

d)

cooking pots and pans

7.

You need a new toaster for your kitchen. Which shop should you visit?

a)

Mighty Electrical Appliances

b)

Community Library

c)

Good Day Pharmacy

d)

Lucky Family Store

8.

A family wants soap, tissues, and a mop. Which shop is the best choice?

a)

Pet Clinic

b)

Lucky Family Store

c)

Good Day Pharmacy

d)

Mighty Electrical Appliances

9.

Match each shop to what you can buy there.

a)

Electrical shop — appliances

b)

Electrical shop — medicine

c)

Pharmacy — household pots

d)

Household store — appliances

10.

Look at the shop sign that says Bright Furniture. What can people buy there?

a)

Fresh vegetables and fruits

b)

Furniture for homes

c)

Laundry and dry cleaning

d)

Banking and money help

11.

Which service is provided by Gold Star Bank in the picture?

a)

Washing and drying clothes

b)

Selling computers and parts

c)

Depositing and transferring money

d)

Sewing and mending clothes

12.

B & W Laundry offers services. Which service matches this shop?

a)

Fixing phones and laptops

b)

Laundry and dry cleaning

c)

Selling sofas and tables

d)

Loan and cash deposit help

13.

Which shop is a service provider rather than a goods seller in its main work?

a)

Gold Star Bank branch

b)

Book Corner shop

c)

Toy World market

d)

Bright Furniture store

14.

If your clothes are dirty and need special cleaning, which place should you visit?

a)

Community museum

b)

Bright Furniture store

c)

B & W Laundry shop

d)

Gold Star Bank branch

15.

You want to keep your money safe and send some to a friend. Which place can do both?

a)

Gold Star Bank branch

b)

Bright Furniture store

c)

B & W Laundry shop

d)

City playground

16.

Look at Richard’s Computer shop. Which item is a good you can buy there?

a)

Training on how to use software

b)

Advice about safe internet use

c)

A helpful repair service visit

d)

Computer hardware like a keyboard

17.

Which choice shows a service provided by Richard’s Computer shop?

a)

Taking home boxed electronics

b)

Purchasing a new hardware mouse

c)

Getting computer maintenance help

d)

Buying computer software programs

18.

Which shop name most likely sells goods and also provides services at the same place?

a)

Mighty Electrical Appliances sales and repairs

b)

Gold Star Bank only money work

c)

Bright Furniture only chairs selling

d)

B & W Laundry washing service place

19.

Which statement best explains the difference between goods and services?

a)

Goods are games online; services are posters on walls

b)

Goods are only food items; services are only cleaning

c)

Goods are ideas to learn; services are stories to read

d)

Goods are things you can touch; services are helpful actions

20.

A glasses shop sells sunglasses and gives eye examinations. What is the good and what is the service?

a)

Both sunglasses and eye exams are services

b)

Both sunglasses and eye exams are goods

c)

Eye exam is the good; sunglasses are the service

d)

Sunglasses are the good; eye exam is the service

21.

Which picture shows a cash payment using coins or bank notes?

a)

Hands pass a paper bill

b)

Phone taps a pay screen

c)

Shopper signs a receipt

d)

Finger presses card terminal

22.

What is cash?

a)

Plastic spending cards

b)

Store reward points

c)

Coins and bank notes

d)

Online shopping apps

23.

Which method is an electronic payment?

a)

Writing a paper IOU

b)

Trading goods directly

c)

Paying by credit card

d)

Using coins and notes

24.

You forgot your wallet but have your phone. What could you do to pay at a shop that accepts it?

a)

Use smartphone payment

b)

Borrow coins from cashier

c)

Draw a picture to trade

d)

Leave the item unpaid

25.

A toy costs $5. Which option matches a cash payment?

a)

Type a card PIN

b)

Tap a phone screen

c)

Swipe a credit card

d)

Give a five-dollar note

26.

Look at the icons shown. Where are these payment icons usually displayed in shops?

a)

On ceilings above the aisles

b)

On shelves next to the products

c)

On display windows near the entrance

d)

On posters inside the storeroom

27.

Which tool can a customer tap to pay at the cashier in the picture?

a)

A plastic bag for carrying items

b)

A smartphone using contactless pay

c)

A paper coupon for discounts

d)

A notebook with shopping list

28.

Besides using cash, what can people use to buy goods or services?

a)

Library cards for borrowing books

b)

Tokens from arcade machines

c)

Handwritten notes from parents

d)

Electronic payment methods like cards

29.

You want to buy a snack quickly at a busy shop. Which choice is the best way to pay to save time?

a)

Ask the cashier for free snacks

b)

Write a promise to pay later

c)

Count many coins slowly

d)

Tap your Octopus or phone

30.

Derek pays with coins at a shop. What problem does he have?

a)

He pays with a broken cookie

b)

He loses his wallet at school

c)

He forgets the snack price today

d)

He cannot find fifty cents coin

31.

Why can using cash slow the line at the counter?

a)

People search for exact change

b)

Snacks are hard to carry home

c)

Prices are written too small

d)

The cashier talks about games

32.

Derek wants to buy a snack costing 17.50.Hehasa17.50. He has a 20 note. What must the cashier do when Derek pays with cash?

a)

Keep the extra money forever

b)

Raise the snack price quickly

c)

Give change in coins and notes

d)

Ask Derek to pay again later

33.

If Derek could pay without looking for coins, how would that help the customers behind him?

a)

The line would move faster

b)

The store would close early

c)

The price would become cheaper

d)

The snacks would taste sweeter

34.

Which place in a community is best for playing on swings and slides?

a)

A hospital with busy doctors

b)

A park with trees and play sets

c)

A bank with money counters

d)

An office with many computers

35.

Which activity is a leisure activity people might do by the river?

a)

Talking a walk with friends

b)

Fixing pipes in a building

c)

Typing reports at a desk

d)

Selling clothes at a shop

36.

Which set shows things people do in a community?

a)

Jump, spin, clap, stomp

b)

Draw, color, cut, glue

c)

Sleep, eat, dream, imagine

d)

Live, work, go shopping, do leisure

37.

Dicky sees people near his home. Which choice matches what people might be doing there?

a)

Working in a store, shopping in a mall, walking

b)

Flying a plane, sailing a boat, skiing

c)

Planting corn, milking cows, riding horses

d)

Mining gold, drilling oil, building ships

38.

Your class is asked to draw the view from your window. What should you do after drawing?

a)

Hide the picture in your bag

b)

Share it and ask for comments

c)

Throw it away quietly

d)

Give it only to your best friend

39.

Which activity belongs with the others: live, work, go shopping, and ____?

a)

Plant trees in forests

b)

Build tall bridges

c)

Play leisure activities

d)

Drive trains long distances

40.

Look at image 1 showing a market stall. Which job is being done?

a)

Selling fruit to customers

b)

Fixing cars in a garage

c)

Teaching math in a school

d)

Building houses with bricks

41.

Look at image 2 of people at tables. Which activity are they doing together?

a)

Planting trees in a park

b)

Shopping for new clothes

c)

Playing soccer on a field

d)

Eating food at a restaurant

42.

Which place in Sha Tin is a natural rock that looks like a woman carrying a baby on her back?

a)

Amah Rock

b)

Lion Rock Peak

c)

Sha Tin Town Hall

d)

Tsz Sha Tsui Pier

43.

Hung Mui Kuk Nature Trail is located in which park area?

a)

Victoria Park Grounds

b)

Ma On Shan Park

c)

Tai Po Waterfront Park

d)

Lion Rock Country Park

44.

Which statement best explains why the trail is called Hung Mui Kuk Nature Trail?

a)

It has many waxberries

b)

It has many waterfalls

c)

It has many stone statues

d)

It has many playgrounds

45.

You want to see a famous natural landmark that has stood for over one hundred years. Where should you plan to visit?

a)

City Hall Library

b)

Sha Tin Racecourse

c)

New Town Plaza

d)

Amah Rock

46.

Which place is best for borrowing storybooks and reading quietly?

a)

New Town Plaza mall

b)

Busy train station area

c)

Sha Tin Public Library

d)

Sha Tin Park gardens

47.

Which place is mainly for shopping and buying clothes?

a)

Neighborhood health clinic

b)

New Town Plaza mall

c)

Shing Mun River bridge

d)

Large community library

48.

Which place is for playing, walking, and enjoying trees?

a)

School computer room

b)

Underground car park

c)

Indoor cinema hall

d)

Sha Tin Park gardens

49.

Match each community place to what people usually do there.

a)

Library—borrow books

b)

Mall—shop for things

c)

Park—play and relax

50.

You want a quiet spot to study after school. Which place should you choose?

a)

Crowded street market

b)

Sha Tin Public Library

c)

Sha Tin Park lawn

d)

New Town Plaza mall

51.

Your family plans a weekend picnic near Shing Mun River. Which place fits this plan?

a)

Downtown office tower

b)

Sha Tin Public Library

c)

New Town Plaza mall

d)

Sha Tin Park area

52.

Which place in the community is a well-preserved walled village where many people took refuge during WWII?

a)

A seaside park with playgrounds

b)

A modern mall with many shops

c)

Tsang Tai Uk, a walled village in HK

d)

Che Kung Temple, a famous temple in HK

53.

Che Kung Temple is known for being one of the four most famous temples in Hong Kong. What type of place is Che Kung Temple?

a)

A police station for safety

b)

A historic temple for worship

c)

A city library for reading

d)

A sports stadium for games

54.

If your class wants to learn about life in old walled villages, which place would be the best to visit first?

a)

A busy bus terminal nearby

b)

Che Kung Temple, a worship site

c)

Tsang Tai Uk, a preserved walled village

d)

A new community swimming pool

55.

Your group is planning a tour with two stops: one temple and one walled village. Which pair matches this plan?

a)

Che Kung Temple and new library

b)

Tsang Tai Uk and city museum

c)

City park and Tsang Tai Uk

d)

Che Kung Temple and Tsang Tai Uk

56.

Look at the map labels. Which district is shown with a green check mark?

a)

Yau Tsim Mong

b)

Central and Western

c)

Sheung Wan

d)

Sha Tin

57.

Which landmark is in Sheung Wan?

a)

Tai Po Jiao Nature Reserve

b)

Tsui Sing Lau Pagoda

c)

Tai Kwun

d)

Man Mo Temple

58.

Tsui Sing Lau Pagoda is in which area?

a)

Ping Shan, Yuen Long

b)

Tai Po Jiao Hills

c)

Central District

d)

Sha Tin New Town

59.

Which place is described as a nature reserve?

a)

Tai Kwun

b)

Man Mo Temple

c)

Museum of Tea Ware

d)

Tai Po Jiao

60.

If you want to visit historic buildings in Central, which place from the pictures could you choose?

a)

Sha Tin Park

b)

Tai Kwun

c)

Yau Tsim Mong Pier

d)

Tsui Sing Lau Pagoda

61.

Which pair shows a district and a matching landmark?

a)

Yuen Long—Tai Kwun

b)

Sha Tin—Tsui Sing Lau Pagoda

c)

Sheung Wan—Man Mo Temple

d)

Tai Po—Museum of Tea Ware

62.

Which word means places and buildings that help people in a town, like schools and hospitals?

a)

Natural landscapes in nature around us

b)

Community facilities that serve people

c)

Famous landmarks that tourists visit

d)

Historic stories told long ago

63.

Which example is a natural landscape?

a)

A museum with old statues

b)

A bridge with tall pillars

c)

A hospital with many rooms

d)

A mountain with trees and rocks

64.

Your class wants to plan a trip to learn about the past. Where should you go first?

a)

To a grocery store for snacks

b)

To a playground for recess time

c)

To a famous landmark with history

d)

To a beach for swimming fun

65.

Which activity is shown on the river where teams paddle long boats together?

a)

Swimming races with lane ropes

b)

Sailing with one big white sail

c)

Fishing alone with a small rod

d)

Dragon boat race with paddling teams

66.

What natural place lets people walk on paths and look at animals and plants?

a)

Wetland park with boardwalks

b)

Mountain tunnel for trucks

c)

Busy city street with cars

d)

Indoor shopping mall

67.

Why does a river help a community enjoy recreational activities?

a)

It makes buildings taller and shinier

b)

It provides water space for rowing

c)

It changes money into tickets

d)

It closes playgrounds and schools

68.

A class wants a green tourism trip to see wildlife safely. Which location should they choose?

a)

Downtown cinema movie

b)

Football stadium match

c)

Hong Kong Wetland Park visit

d)

Airport plane spotting

69.

Match each place to a suitable activity.

a)

Shopping at Wetland Park

b)

Camping inside an office

c)

Dragon boat race in a mall

d)

Rowing on Shing Mun River

70.

Residents in a community develop different activities to the natural environment. What does this mean?

a)

People choose activities that fit local nature

b)

People ignore parks and rivers around them

c)

Activities never depend on nearby places

d)

Only indoor games are allowed everywhere

71.

What festival is the Fire Dragon Dance linked to?

a)

Spring Festival celebration night

b)

Mid-Autumn Festival evenings

c)

Winter Solstice mornings

d)

Dragon Boat Festival day

72.

Where is the famous Fire Dragon Dance performed?

a)

Beijing city center

b)

Shanghai old town

c)

Taipei riverside park

d)

Tai Hang in Hong Kong

73.

What is a main purpose of the Fire Dragon Dance in the tale?

a)

To harvest rice together

b)

To celebrate a royal wedding

c)

To welcome the summer rains

d)

To drive away a plague

74.

What material gives the Fire Dragon its glowing “fire” look?

a)

Bright LED lights

b)

Metal sparklers only

c)

Burning incense sticks

d)

Painted paper lanterns

75.

If a community wants to keep this tradition strong, which action would help most?

a)

Stop all music at festivals

b)

Avoid inviting neighbors to watch

c)

Close all streets every weekend

d)

Teach children the dance steps

76.

Why might the dance be done at night during the festival?

a)

The shops are open for snacks

b)

The dragon needs moonlight to sleep

c)

The buildings are cooler to paint

d)

The glowing incense is easier to see