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31/03/2017

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07/04/2017

溫習指南

成功是充份準備，努力工作，並從失敗中

汲取教訓所得來的成果。（美國前國務卿鮑威爾將軍）

謹望同學盡心撒種，歡呼收割！

鄧校長勉

24-03-2017

努力尋索、激發學習熱情

出版：

學生學習組

感謝擬卷老師

悉心編擬

中四級

目錄中國語文科 ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 1

English

- Paper I ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 2

- Paper II ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 3

Mathematics ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 4 - 5

Mathematics M2 ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P.6

通識科 ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 7

Life-wide English ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 8

中國歷史 ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 9

Physics ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 10 - 14

Biology ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 15

Chemistry ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 16 - 17

BAFS ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 18 - 23

Economics ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 24 -27

Geography ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 28

ICT ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 29

旅遊與款待科 ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 30 - 31

健康與社會關懷科 ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 32

視覺藝術 ……………………………………………………………………………………………… P. 33

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東華三院吳祥川紀念中學

2016 - 2017 第二一次統一測驗溫習指南

科目：中國語文科

試卷模式單元題目內容已溫習

全科總分

測驗佔 80%

平時分(作文及綜合) 佔 20%

卷一閱讀能力考核

考核時間：60 分鐘

(佔測驗總分 50%)

考核內容:

甲部：

指定文言文篇章問答 (30%)

乙部：

文言文閱讀理解一篇 (30%)

《指定文言經典精編》 1. 《廉頗藺相如列傳》

2. 《岳陽樓記》

3. 《始得西山宴遊記》

4. 唐詩三首

《山居秋暝》

《月下獨酌》

《登樓》

1. 模擬試題

2. 內容總結

3. 作法總結

4. 作品賞析

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卷二寫作能力考核

考核時間: 90 分鐘

(佔測驗總分 50%)

設兩題，任選一題寫作文章一篇

課本

單元一、二、四、六

1. 記事抒情

2. 記事寫人

3. 借景抒情

4. 借事抒情/說理

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TWGHs S.C. Gaw Memorial College

2016 – 2017 Study Guide for Second Standard Test

Subject：English PaperⅠ

Paper Format Contents and Foci Grammar items Answering skills Revision

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Format:

Reading Comprehension

& Writing

Marks allocation:

Total: 100 marks

Reading Comprehension

Part A (30%)

(30 marks)

Part B (30%)

(30 marks)

Writing

Part C (40%)

(21 marks)

Exposure to various genres

with scanning, skimming,

making inferences,

predicting:, problem-solving

skills:

- articles

- proposal

- postings and listings

- brochures

- personal letters

- speech

- emails and blogs

- Tenses

- Prepositions of

location, movement

and time

- Adjective patterns

- Adverbs of degree

- Passive voice

- Wh-questions

- Pronouns

- Modal verbs

- Conditional

sentences

identifying people and events in the

passages

answering inference questions

finding words to replace selected

words

finding words with similar and/or

opposite meaning

define chosen words in the passages

give personal opinion with the support

of evidence from the passages

answer with the correct tense,

vocabulary and sentence structure

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Subject：English Paper Ⅱ

Paper Format Contents Revision

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Format:

Part A & B:

Sentence Patterns

(32 marks)

Part C & D:

Fill in the blanks

(36 marks)

Part E & F:

Choose the best option

& Meanings of Words

(12 marks)

Part G:

Proofreading

(20 marks)

Part H:

Challenging Task –

Open Cloze (10 marks)

Sentence Pattern Worksheets 1 – 7

Worksheet 1 - When ... Worksheet 5 - so that ...

Worksheet 2 - After + DOING ... Worksheet 6 - find it + adjective + to ...

/ It is + adjective + to…

Worksheet 3 - not only ... but also ... Worksheet 7 - Gerund ...

Worksheet 4 - In order to / so as to ...

Developing Skills Reading Unit 3 – Part A, B1 and B2 (Glossary)

Chinese New Year Holiday Assignment (Post-90s generation, Hidden youth and Adjectives about

feelings and personality)

Developing Skills Reading Unit 3 – Part A, B1 and B2 (Glossary)

Chinese New Year Holiday Assignment (Post-90s generation, Hidden youth and Adjectives about

feelings and personality)

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Subject：Mathematics

Paper Format Chapter Topic Contents Revision

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Time allowed:

1 hour 30 minutes

Examination Format

Part A

MC (30 marks)

Part B

Short Question (45 marks)

Part C

Long Question (25 marks)

／ Junior

Mathematics

Change of subject, Law of Indices, Factorization, □

4A

(Ch. 5)

More about

polynomials

Long division

Dividend = divisor quotient + remainder

Finding remainder by remainder theorem

Determine whether nmx is a factor of a polynomial )(xf

Factorizing a given polynomial

Finding the HCF and LCM of two polynomials

Manipulation of two algebraic fractions

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4B

(Ch. 6)

Exponential

functions

Law of Indices

Solving exponential equations

Exponential functions and their graphs

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4B

(Ch 7)

Logarithmic

functions

Properties of logarithm:

NMMN logloglog , for positive M,N

NMN

Mlogloglog , for positive M,N

MnM n loglog ,

a

NN

b

b

alog

loglog for positive a, b

Solving logarithmic equations

Logarithmic Transformation

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4B

(Chapter 8)

Up to

Chapter 8.2

More about

Quadratic

Equations

Solving simultaneous equations: one linear and one quadratic

Intersection of a straight line cmxy and a curve

cbxaxy 2

Use of discriminant to determine the number of intersections

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Subject：Mathematics M2

Paper Format Content Revision

Check Box The following formulas will be provided on

the cover page of the question answer book

Ch.1 up to Ch.5

Short questions and long

questions.

Ch1. Surd form

Ch.2 M.I.

common M.I. problem

find the value of a series

divisibility is NOT needed

Ch3. Binomial

Ch4. Trigo(1)

radian 180

rS , 2

2

1rA

sin

1csc ,

cos

1sec ,

tan

1cot

simplifying trigo expressions

solving trigo equations

Ch.5 Trigo(2)

You need to recite the following formulas and use them

accordingly,

cossin22sin

1cos2sin21sincos2cos 2222

)2cos1(2

1cos),2cos1(

2

1sin 22

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2016 - 2017 第二次統一測驗溫習指南

科目：通識科

試卷模式單元課題考核內容已溫習

資料回應題共 32 分

資料回應題 1 (18 分)

資料回應題 2 (14 分)

重點題型:

數據分析題

原因題

限定資料論證題

分析影響題

分析價值觀取向題

單元二：

今日香港

1. 法治和社會政治參與概論

2. 香港的社會政治參與途徑

3. 影響社會政治參與的因素及

政府的回應

說明「社會政治參與」、「人權」和「法治」的含義**

解釋「一國兩制」的原則，並指出「兩制」之間的衝突

分析不同社會政治參與方式的權力分享程度

說明香港政策諮詢的問題

解釋公民如何透過民主選舉參與公共事務

評價香港的立法會和行政長官選舉

解釋大眾傳媒的角色及其面對的挑戰***

解釋遊行示威的權利和限制*

指出影響社會政治參與程度的因素*

解釋社會政治參與的代價和成效*

指出政府如何回應市民的訴求，並分析回應所帶來的影響

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Subject：Life-wide English

Paper Format Topic Contents and Foci Revision

Check Box

Total Marks: 100 marks

Marks allocation:

Part A: 60 marks

Part 1: Complaint

Part 2: Popular Culture

Part B: 40 marks

Part 1: Reading Comprehension

Part 2: Film Review

Complaint

Popular culture

Time capsule

Advertising

Movie: The BFG

How to make a complaint?

Items and thinking in Hong Kong that has and will change.

What items would you save for the future? e.g headphones, mobile

phone, car, TV, magazine.

What is the main idea of your favourite TV advertisement?

Refer to the movie- The BFG and answer the questions.

Students should be able to provide clear definitions for words

relating to film description e.g. Theme, genre, narrative.

Students should be able to answer comprehension questions about

the film- The BFG. Students should be able to answer questions

about the main charactersand their roles in the film

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科目：中國歷史科


全卷共設三

題，第一題為

必答題，其餘

兩題選擇一題

作答，每題佔

25 分，全卷總

分為 50 分。

甲部

單元一

夏商周

課題一

周初封建

課題二

春秋戰國的政治與社會變動

課題三

春秋戰國的學術思想

封建制度的內容，並讓學生了解該制度的利弊及其對周代政治

形勢的影響。

春秋與戰國時期在政治和社會方面的變化。

儒、墨、道、法四家的代表人物及政治學說的內容，並分析四

家思想如何回應當時的政治與社會問題。

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單元二

秦漢

課題一

秦漢的統治政策

課題二

兩漢戚宦掌權的政局

漢武帝推行的尊崇儒術及經濟政策。

秦始皇與漢武帝施政的得失，從而歸納二人的功過。

東漢戚宦掌權的由來，並分析此一局面對東漢國運的影響。

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單元三

魏晉南北朝

課題一

北朝的漢胡融和

課題二

東晉南朝的士族與寒門

北朝漢胡融和的情況。

北魏孝文帝漢化政策的內容及其影響。

東晉、南朝政權與士族的關係。

探討東晉、南朝士族與寒門的關係，從而分析當時的社會形態。

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單元四

隋唐

課題一

隋唐治世

課題二

安史之亂與唐代衰亡

開皇、貞觀、開元三朝的治績。

對隋文帝、唐太宗、唐玄宗三位君主的統治加以總結及反思。

安史之亂的起因，簡介安史之亂的經過。

探討安史之亂與唐朝衰亡的關係，認識安史之亂是唐朝由盛轉

衰的轉捩點。

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單元五

宋元明清

課題一

宋元的中央集權

宋代中央集權制的背景、措施和影響

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Subject：Physics

Paper Format Chapter Topic Content Revision

Check Box

Format:

M.C. (30 marks)

Structural Questions

(30 marks)

Challenging Question

(5 bonus marks)

Chapter 1 1.1 Length and time 1. Length

2. Time

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1.2 Distance and displacement 1. Describing changes in position

2. Vectors and scalars

3. Total displacement

a. Displacement along a straight line

b. Displacement on a plane

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1.3 Speed, velocity and acceleration 1. Speed

a. Average speed

b. Instantaneous speed

2. Velocity

a. Average velocity

b. Instantaneous velocity

3. Acceleration

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1.4 Motion along a straight line 1. Expressing vectors along a straight line

2. Accelerated motion

a. Magnitude of acceleration

b. Direction of acceleration

i. Direction of acceleration and direction of motion

ii. Motion with a change in direction

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Chapter 2 2.1 Graphs of straight-line motion 1. Displacement–time graphs

2. Velocity–time graphs

a. Slope of a velocity–time graph

b. Area under a velocity–time graph

3. Acceleration–time graphs

4. Relation between motion graphs

a. Uniform motion

b. Uniformly accelerated motion

i. Without a change in moving direction

ii. With a change in moving direction

5. Other motion graphs

6. Motion analyzing tools

a. Data-logging system

i. Sensing motion

ii. Reading graphs

b. Motion video analysis

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accelerated motion

1. Deriving the equations of motion

2. Applying the equations of motion

3. Equations of motion and motion graphs

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2. Vertical motion under gravity

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Chapter 3

3.1 Introduction to forces 1. Some basic understanding about forces

2. Daily life examples of forces

a. Contact forces

i. Friction

ii. Tension

iii. Normal force

b. Non-contact forces

i. Weight

ii. Electric and magnetic forces

3. Free-body diagrams

4. Net force

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3.2 Inertia and Newton’s first law 1. Is a force needed to keep a body moving?

2. Inertia and mass

3. Newton’s first law of motion

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second law

1. Acceleration and net force

2. Acceleration and mass

3. Newton’s second law of motion

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Chapter 4 4.1 Addition and resolution of forces 1. Adding forces

a. Parallel forces

b. Forces in all directions

2. Resolving forces into components

3. Adding forces algebraically

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laws of motion

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Chapter 5 5.1 The turning effect of a force 1. Moments

2. Addition of moments

a. Net moment

b. Couples

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2. Centre of gravity

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Chapter 6 6.1 Work and energy transfer 1. Work: a way of energy transfer

a. Parallel cases

b. Work and energy change

c. Non-parallel cases

2. Total work done

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energy

1. Kinetic energy

2. Potential energy

a. Elastic potential energy

b. Gravitational potential energy

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6.3 Energy changes and conservation

of energy

1. Conservation of energy

2. Examples: sum of KE and PE constant

a. Simple pendulum

b. Bungee jumping

3. Examples: sum of KE and PE not constant

a. Braking

b. Roller coasters

c. Diving

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Chapter 7 7.1 Conservation of momentum 1. Velocity, mass and collision

2. Law of conservation of momentum

3. Examples of conservation of momentum

a. Newton’s cradle

b. Recoil of guns and cannons

c. Spacecraft

4. Momentum not conserved?

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7.2 Change in momentum 1. Newton’s second law and change in momentum

2. Newton’s third law and conservation of momentum

3. Impact

a. Force of impact

b. Change in momentum

c. Net force and time of impact

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Subject：Biology


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Mark Percentage:

Standard Test paper:

80%

Quiz: 10%

Assignment : 10%

Test Format:

Total mark : 55

Section A: (20 marks)

Multiple Choice

questions

Section B: (35 marks)

Structured questions

7 Gas exchange in humans • Understand the exchange of respiratory gases between the body

cells and the external environment.

• Relate the structure of various parts of the breathing system to gas

exchange.

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8 Transport in humans • Relate the structure of various components of the circulatory

system and lymphatic system to transport.

• Describe the exchange of materials and the formation of tissue

fluid.

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exchange in plants

• Appreciate the significance of plants as autotrophs.

• Explain the need for minerals in plants.

• Relate the structure of roots to their functions in water absorption.

• Relate the features of leaves to gas exchange and prevention of

water loss.

• Explain the effects of light intensity on gas exchange in plants.

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and support in plants

• Explain the effects of environmental factors on the rate of

transpiration.

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Subject：Chemistry


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Section A: M.C.

Section B:

Structured

Questions

Part I:

Planet Earth

(Ch. 2 – Ch. 4)

Atmosphere

Ocean

Rocks and

minerals

Determine whether a substance is solid, liquid or gas from its

m.p. and b.p.

Fractional distillation of liquid air to obtain nitrogen and

oxygen

Test for chloride ion

Test for carbon dioxide

Test for water

Reason for weathering of rocks

The CaCO3 cycle and relevant equations

Test for Ca2+

Test for CO32-

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Part II:

Microscopic World

(Ch. 9)

Structure and

Properties

Explain the m.p., b.p., electrical conductivity, solubility and

hardness of ionic compounds, covalent compounds, metals,

giant covalent structures. (IMPORTANT)

(Need to remember the four sentences relating m.p. and

structures)

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Part III. Metals

(Ch. 10 – Ch. 13)

Occurrence and

extraction of

metals

Reactivity of

metals

Reacting masses

Equation of reaction between metal and water, steam, acid

Displacement reaction of metal and metal ion

Extraction of metal by electrolysis, carbon reduction, direct

heating, mechanical separation

Common uses of different metals

No. of moles = mass/(molar mass) = no./L

Calculation of empirical formula and molecular formula

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Corrosion of

metals and their

protection

Calculation using simple mole ratios

Knowing the reactivity series (From K to Au)

Flame test for identification of metals in compounds

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Acids and Bases

(Ch.14 – Ch.18)

Introduction to

acids and alkalis

Concentration of

solutions

pH and indicators

Strength of acids

and alkalis

Salts and

neutralizations

Properties of common acids

Reaction between acid and metals

Reaction between acid and bases

Reaction between acid and carbonates and

hydrogencarbonates

Reaction between NaOH and metal ions

Reaction between NaOH and ammonium compounds

Redissolving of precipitates by excess NaOH and excess NH3

Molarity = no. of moles/volume of solution

Calculation of molarity by dilution

Calculation of pH from concentration and calculation of

concentration from pH

Change in pH of solution by dilution, neutralization and

reactions

Definition of strong acid and weak acid

Recognize that CH3COOH is a weak acid and NH3 is a weak

alkali

Compare the properties of strong acid and weak acid

Exothermic nature of neutralization

Solubility of salts

3 different methods of preparation of salts

(need to memorize solubility table)

-soluble salt insoluble salt

- insoluble salt soluble salt

- acid-alkali neutralization soluble salt

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Subject：BAFS


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Total marks: 50

2 Long Questions and

1 Short Question

(3 Questions)

Introduction

to

Accounting

Chapter 1-8

Financial

Accounting 1

Chapter 1-5

The Fundamentals of

Accounting

The Double-entry

System

The Trial Balance

Financial Statements for

Sole Proprietorships (I)

• the uses of financial statements

• the limitations of financial statements

• Explain the nature of double-entry bookkeeping

• Describe the layout of a double-entry account

• Apply the principles of double entry to the recording of

business transactions

• Explain the need for balancing off accounts

• What is trial balance?

• Preparation of trial balance

• Function of a trial balance

• Limitations of a trial balance

Final accounts

Income statement

Trading firms

Cost of goods sold

Gross profit/loss

Other revenues

Expenses

Net profit/loss

Horizontal/vertical style

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Financial Statements for

Sole Proprietorships (2)

Fundamental Accounting

Concepts and Principles

Opening/closing inventory

Returns inwards/outwards

Carriage inwards/outwards

Prepare an income statement for a trading firm

Profit and loss account

Current assets

Non-current assets

Current liabilities

Non-current liabilities

Flow concept

Stock concept

Net current assets/liabilities

Working capital

Durability

Liquidity

Prepare a balance sheet

Horizontal/vertical style

Identify the difference between the income statement and the

balance sheet

Accounting concepts/principles

Business entity

Historical cost

Going concern

Accrual

Consistency

Appreciate the importance of accounting concepts and

principles

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Basic Ratio Analysis

Books of Original Entry

and Ledgers (I)

Gross profit ratio

Net profit ratio

Return on capital employed

Calculate and interpret the gross profit ratio, net profit ratio

and return on capital employed

Evaluate the profitability of a business using accounting

ratios

Understand the reasons for a fall in the gross profit ratio and

net profit ratio

Current ratio/working capital ratio

Quick ratio/acid test ratio

Calculate and interpret the current ratio or quick ratio

Evaluate the liquidity of a business using accounting ratios

Identify the general functions of accounting ratios

Compare the financial results between different businesses

Compare the financial results between different periods

Appreciate the importance of maintaining adequate

profitability and liquidity

Books of original entry

Source documents

Ledgers, General ledger

Accounts receivable ledger

Accounts payable ledger

Trade vs. non-trade creditors/ payables

Trade vs. non-trade debtors/ receivables

Posting ,Folio

Identify the functions of books of original entry and ledgers

Record transactions in books of original entry and posting to

ledger accounts

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Books of Original Entry

and Ledgers (II)

Identify the major classifications of ledgers

Purchases journal

Recording transactions in the purchases journal

Posting entries from the purchases journal to the ledgers

Sales journal

Recording transactions in the sales journal

Posting entries from the sales journal to the ledgers

Returns outwards journal

Returns outwards

Recording transactions in the returns outwards journal

Posting entries from the returns outwards journal to the

ledgers

Returns inwards journal

Returns inwards

Recording transactions in the returns inwards journal

Posting entries from the returns inwards journal to the ledger

Cash book (two-column vs. three-column)

Cashier

Cheque counterfoils

Pay-in slips

Cash discounts (discounts allowed and received)

Contra items

Receipts

Payments

Revenues

Expenses

Drawings

Bank overdraft

Dishonoured cheques

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Chapter 3

Accruals and

Prepayments

Chapter 4

Bad Debts and

Allowance for Doubtful

Accounts

Identify the items recorded in a cash book

Recording transactions in a cash book

Posting entries from the cash book to the ledgers

Accrual concept

Cash accounting

Accrual accounting

Accruals

Accrued expenses

Current liabilities

Accrued revenues

Current assets

Prepayments

Prepaid expenses

Current assets

Unearned revenues

Current liabilities

Adjusting entries

Reversing entries

Bad debts

Bad debts recovered

Prudence concept

Allowance/Provision for doubtful accounts/debts

Specific allowance

General allowance

Ageing schedules

Contra-asset accounts

Net realisable value

Cash discounts

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Chapter 5

Depreciation of

Non-current Assets

Capital expenditure

Non-current assets

Revenue expenditure

Expenses

Cost capitalisation

Depreciation

Tangible non-current assets

Matching concept

Straight-line method

Cost

Useful life

Residual value

Depreciable cost

Reducing-balance method

Net book value

Usage-based method

Depreciation account

Accumulated depreciation account

Contra-asset account

Disposal account

Trade-in of non-current assets

Consistency principle

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Subject：Economics


Check Box

Total marks: 84

Section A:

Multiple Choice

Questions (30%)

Section B:

Questions (42%)

Section C:

Structured Question

(12%)

Ch.3:

Demand and

supply

3.1 Demand and

quantity demanded

3.2 Individual

demand and market

demand curves

3.3 Distinguish

between supply and

quantity supplied.

3.4 Derive market

supply curves from

individual supply

curves.

3.5 Explain the

concepts of market

equilibrium, excess

demand and excess

supply.

Demand

Individual demand

Other factors being constant

Demand schedule

Demand curve

Quantity demanded

Market demand

Horizontal summation

Market demand curve

Law of demand

Supply

Individual supply

Supply schedule

Supply curve

Quantity supplied

Market supply

Market supply curve

Law of supply

Market equilibrium

Equilibrium price

Market-clearing price

Equilibrium quantity

Excess demand (shortage)

Excess supply (surplus)

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Ch.4: Changes in

demand and supply

3.6 Distinguish

between money price

and relative price.

4.1 Change in

quantity demanded

versus change in

demand

4.2 Factors

affecting demand

4.3 Change in

quantity supplied

versus change in

supply

4.4 Factors

affecting supply

4.5 Effects of

changes in demand

and / or supply

Money price (nominal price)

Relative price (real price)

Change in quantity demanded

Change in demand

Superior / normal goods

Inferior goods

Substitutes

Substitute demand / competitive demand

Complements

Complementary demand / joint demand

Derived demand

Change in quantity supplied

Change in supply

Joint supply

Competitive supply

Change in market equilibrium price

Change in market equilibrium quantity

Assess the effects on equilibrium price and quantity

of a change in demand and / or a change in supply.

Apply the demand and supply analysis to explain

real world phenomena.

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Ch.5: Price

elasticity of

demand and supply

Ch.6: Market

Intervention (I)

Ch.7: Market

Intervention (II)

5.1 Price elasticity

of demand

5.2 Types of price

elasticity of demand


of demand and total

revenue

5.4 Factors

affecting price

elasticity of demand


of supply

5.6 Types of price

elasticity of supply

5.7 Factors

affecting price

elasticity of supply

6.1 Maximum price

control or price

ceiling

6.2 Minimum price

control or price floor

6.3 Quantity

control: quota

7.1 Unit tax

Explain the concepts of price elasticity of demand.

Calculate price elasticity of demand.

Explain the relationship between price elasticity of

demand and total revenue.

Identify major factors affecting price elasticity of

demand.

Apply the concepts of price elasticity of demand to

explain real world phenomena.

Explain the concepts of price elasticity of supply.

Calculate price elasticity of supply.

Identify major factors affecting price elasticity of

supply.

Apply the concepts of price elasticity of supply to

explain real world phenomena.

List the major types of government intervention.

Explain the effects of maximum price control on the

price, quantity and total revenue of a good.

Explain the effects of minimum price control on the

price, quantity and total revenue of a good.

Explain the effects of quantity control on the price,

quantity and total revenue of a good.

Explain the effects of a unit tax on

the price and quantity of a good.

Determine how the tax burden is shared between

consumers and producers.

Explain the factor that determines

the proportion of tax burden

between consumers and producers.

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Ch.8: Ownership

of firms

7.2 Unit subsidy

8.1 Forms of

business ownership

8.2 Sole

proprietorships and

partnerships

8.3 Limited

companies

8.4 Choice of

ownership forms

8.5 Shares and

bonds or debentures

as sources of capital

for limited companies

Explain the effects of a unit subsidy on the price and

quantity of a good.

Determine how the subsidy is shared between

consumers and producers.

Distinguish public enterprises from private

enterprises.

Explain various forms of public ownership.

Explain various forms of private ownership.

State the features of sole proprietorships.

State the features of partnerships.

State the features of limited companies.

Distinguish a private limited company from a public

limited company.

Choose a specific form of ownership under different

conditions.

Distinguish shares from bonds/debentures.

State the priority of payment upon liquidation.

State the relative advantages and disadvantages of

issuing shares and bonds.

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Subject：Geography


Check Box

Textbook: C2

Time: 1 Hour

Total marks: 38 marks

(A) 16 MC questions (8%)

(B) Questions (30%)

Data Response

Question (18%)

Essay Question

(12%)

Bonus Question

C2

Managing River

and Coastal

Environments

C3

Changing Industrial

Location

Unit 1

Unit2

Unit 3

Unit 4

Unit 5

Unit 6

Unit 7

Unit 8

Unit 3

River basin and fluvial processes

Landform features along a river course

Human activities and their consequences and impacts on river

basins

Managing river basins

Coastal environments and associated processes

Landform features found at the coasts

Uses of coastal resources and the effects and consequences

caused

Managing of coastal environments

Changing location of iron and steel industry in China

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Subject：ICT

Paper Format Content Revision

Check Box

Mainly from Ch.1 to Ch.10 and

includes some questions that related

to programmings.

1 hour, multiple choice questions,

true/false questions and long

questions,

total 70 marks with 3 bonus marks.

Section A (Multiple choice questions)

Word, Excel, PowerPoint

SQL

Office automation

Section B (True or False questions)

Section C (Excel)

Section D (SQL)

Section E (programs)

if then else

for loop

while loop

do while loop

Section F (five multimedia elements)

Section G (calculation of file size)

(20 marks)

( 5 marks)

(10 marks)

(10 marks)

( 9 marks)

(13 marks)

( 6 marks)

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2016 - 2017 第一次統一測驗溫習指南

科目：旅遊與款待科


第一部份：

選擇題 (13 分)

第二部份：

資料回應題 (17 分)

第三部份：

問答題 (20 分)

旅遊導論單元 1 旅遊的概念與原理

第1章旅遊業簡介

第2章旅行、旅遊與旅客

第3章旅遊的動機

第4章旅遊規劃

第5章旅遊業的主要界別及角色 I

– 款待業與交通運輸業

1.1 旅遊與旅遊業作為綜合學科

1.2 何謂「旅遊業」?

1.3 推動或阻礙旅遊業發展的因素

1.4 旅遊業的事業出路

2.1 「旅行」、「旅遊」與「旅客」的定義

2.2 旅客的行為守則

2.3 旅遊的形式

2.4 旅客的分類

3.1 旅客的旅遊動機

3.2 旅客流量

4.1 旅遊產品

4.2 旅遊產品的規劃

4.3 旅遊目的地的規劃

4.4 旅遊目的地承載力與旅遊規劃

5.1 旅遊業的不同界別與連繫

5.2 款待業

5.3 交通運輸業

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第6章旅遊業的主要界別及角色 II

– 公營與私營機構

第7章旅遊業的分銷途徑

第8章旅遊業的影響

第9章本地旅遊業的概況

第10章公營及私營機構在本地旅遊

業中擔當的角色

6.1 政府在旅遊業的角色

6.2 國際公營機構在旅遊業的角色

6.3 與旅遊業相關的私營機構和服務

7.1 旅遊產品的銷售

7.2 中介機構種類

7.3 中介機構的角色與功能

7.4 旅行社從業員的工作

8.1 旅遊業對經濟的影響

8.2 社會文化影響

8.3 環境影響

9.1 訪港旅客不同範疇

9.2 旅客訪港旅遊目的及消費模式

9.3 香港旅遊景點概況

9.4 香港住宿業概況

9.5 香港各類旅遊概況

9.6 與旅遊有關的交通運輸發展概況

10.1 香港特區政府的角色和工作

10.2 香港旅遊業相關的公營機構和法定團體

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科目：健康管理與社會關懷科


試卷共分三部

份。考生須全

部作答。

時間：60 分鐘

第一部份為

「短答題」。

第二部份為

「結構題」。

第三部份為

「議論題」。

考生必須提供

合理的演繹。

單元 1：個人在人生不同階段

的需要和發展

1.1 人生不同階段的生理成

長和發展

1.1 人生不同階段

1.1A 嬰幼兒期

1.1B 兒童期

1.1C 青少年期

1.1D 成年期

1.1E 老年期

1.1F 總結人生發展歷程

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1.2B 人生不同階段的需要

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1.3B 性心理發展

1.3C 人生發展八個階段

1.3D 道德觀念發展

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1.4B 人際關係

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係的因素

1.5A 家庭

1.5B 教育

1.5C 朋輩群體

1.5D 社區影響

1.5E 整體社會

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科目：視覺藝術科


視覺藝術評賞

對所提供的兩件視覺藝

術作品中其中一件作文

字表達評賞。(20分)

藝術創作

創作自白 (80分)

視覺藝術評賞

視覺藝術創作

視覺藝術評賞

視覺藝術創作

運用表象描述、形式分析、意義詮釋、價

值評價、評賞藝術作品的內容；探討藝術

作品的視覺元素特色，再分析作者運用的

組織原理，客觀综合整體視覺效果。

探討藝術作品傳達的訊息

將對兩幅藝術作品的體會連繫到藝術創

作。以任何媒介、形式及技巧，根據主題

創作一件平面作品。

須交構思及草圖。

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