Playtimes HK Magazine February 2018 Issue | Page 63

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Food
17. Dim sum, or yum cha as we call it, is
tea served with small dishes that can
be both sweet and savoury. The cuisine
originated with:
A. The Basque in France
C. The Cantonese in China
18. Hong Kong loves to snack! Which
one of these tasty treats was not
popularised in our city?
A. Milk tea
A. Fencing
B. Marathon
22. Hong Kong boasts many outstanding
individual athletes in a variety of sports
– badminton, cycling, golf, squash,
swimming, table tennis, and triathlon.
But which Hong Kong team is currently
ranked 15th in the world?
A. Men’s Cricket
B. Mustard pretzels
B. Women’s Rugby
C. Fish balls
C. Men’s Football
D. Pineapple buns
19. Can you match the festival with the
lucky food that’s usually eaten when
we celebrate?
A. Dragon Boat 1. Mooncakes
B. Chinese New Year
(dumplings) 2. Jiaozhi
C. Mid-Autumn
(Lantern)
3. Zongzhi
(sticky rice
bundles)
20. Many consider the Luk Yu Tea House
in Central to be Hong Kong’s oldest
restaurant. Can you guess what year it
opened?
B. 1933
21. During the Beijing Olympics of 2008,
which event was held in Hong Kong?
C. Equestrian
B. The Bengalis in India
A. 1910
Sport
23. Hong Kong’s only Gold medal was
won by Lee Lai-Shan at the 1996
Atlanta Olympics. Which sport did she
compete in?
A. Windsurfing
B. Cycling
C. Badminton
24. International film stars Jackie Chan,
Bruce Lee, Jet Li and Donnie Yen all
became famous by doing what in the
movies?
A. Snooker
B. Martial arts
C. Wrestling
C. 1957
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