Promoting Your City - Taichung City 解答

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The old city hall and municipal buildings were at one time:

  • Old.
  • Lit up nicely.
  • Imposing symbols of Japanese authority.
  • In the 19th century.

Matsu can be found in temples from which religion?

  • Folk Taoism
  • Buddhism
  • Rastafarianism
  • Both folk Taoism and Buddhism

Taichung’s old name, Dadun, means:

  • Big mound
  • Big mountain
  • Big kahuna
  • Big fort

It is also suggested to the foreign visitor that at the hotel it would be a good idea to pick up a copy of:

  • brochures
  • a TV guide
  • Compass magazine
  • a guide book

In the dialog, in Taichung sun cake shops are common around:

  • Taichung park
  • the train station
  • the art museum
  • freeway exits

Many of Taiwan′s biggest banks and businesses were founded by, or funded by:

  • People from Taichung.
  • Imposing symbols of Japanese authority.
  • Mystore Bakery.
  • Merchants from Lugang.

In the dialog, they talk about the western calendar and what other calendar:

  • Chinese
  • Japanese
  • lunar
  • Yuanxiao

In the dialog The speakers joked that the name of the band, ′Jazz Band′ was very creative. ?It is a joke because:

  • Jazz is funny.
  • The name is really not creative at all.
  • Their music was terrible.
  • They weren′t joking, they were being serious.

The Taiwan official suggests the foreign visitor might find what surprising in the museum area?

  • the rice huskers
  • the looms
  • the mother-of-pearl
  • the pillows

To get a whiff of what life was like during the Japanese colonial era, the Taiwan official suggests:

  • Going to Japan.
  • Checking out the old city hall.
  • Doing a walking tour of old downtown.
  • Why would you want to do that?

The foreigner hopes for calm waters for fear of:

  • rain
  • big fish
  • seasickness
  • sharks

What should you bring when you visit a night market?

  • a shopping basket
  • a credit card
  • your appetite
  • your car
  • as gifts
  • as toys
  • as desserts
  • for weight loss

Both the Spanish and the Dutch colonized Taiwan in which century?

  • 16th
  • 17th
  • 18th
  • 19th

In English Qingshui means:

  • green water
  • pure water
  • Qing water
  • swamp water

The foreign visitor remembered the name Dajia because it came up in the dialog in this series on local specialities. ?What products were introduced from Dajia?

  • bubble milk tea
  • sun cakes
  • two different pastries
  • saxophone

Unfortunately the Wufeng Lin Family Gardens were damaged because of:

  • World War II
  • old age
  • bad weather
  • an earthquake

The goddess Guanyin was originally portrayed in India as:

  • Matsu
  • mercy and compassion
  • a man
  • vegetarian food

The Wuchi fishing port is right near Qingshui and:

  • Taichung
  • Shalu
  • Dajia
  • Wenxin

The Calligraphy Greenway connects up a series of:

  • things
  • places
  • times
  • landmarks

What sort of people in Taiwan go to night markets?

  • Just about everyone.
  • Just kids.
  • Just old people.
  • Just old men who like unhealthy snacks.

′Shalu Old Street′ is also known as:

  • Shalu Street
  • Siping Street
  • Sanmin Street
  • dancing in the street

In the dialog, every year, there is a big ______ festival at Metropolitan park.

  • lantern
  • music
  • jazz
  • special

When did the foreign visitor suggest would be a good time to visit SOGO?

  • When hungry.
  • Just before leaving Taiwan.
  • When it′s time to change money into NT$.
  • When it is hot.

In the dialog, how many Lin Family Gardens are there in Taiwan?

  • one
  • two
  • three
  • four

Taichung’s city logo is what?

  • A pavilion
  • A crown prince
  • A big mound
  • A temple

The stone stele in the garden records:

  • Taichung′s development
  • MP3s
  • Guanyin
  • flowers

The Chinese got the name ′Niu Ma Tou′ from:

  • the Qing dynasty
  • the Dutch
  • the Pingpu people
  • the Japanese

At Taiwan′s night markets, you will spend money even if:

  • You are rich.
  • You had plans to the contrary.
  • Your mother gives you some.
  • You are a cyborg.

The Taichung official suggested a day trip by train that could be done entirely without leaving______________.

  • Taiwan
  • Downtown
  • The city limits
  • The county line

The Taichung official feels confident that in the future Taichung will build a strong____________on it′s own in the region and around the world.

  • reputation
  • character
  • infrastructure
  • wall

People′s Plaza (or Citizen′s Square) is the epicenter of:

  • Taichung people′s protest marches
  • Hotel One
  • The Jazz Festival
  • dog droppings

The Taiwan official, when trying to explain night markets, describes them as being like:

  • mini-festivals
  • shopping malls
  • a jungle expedition
  • Carrefour

The Calligraphy Greenway got the first part of it′s name from:

  • A planning committee.
  • The cultural significance.
  • All the calligraphy businesses that were historically in the area.
  • The mayor.

Also in the dialog, both a visit to Art Street and a visit to the Metropolitan Park are described as:

  • tiring
  • expensive
  • a good thing to do on a Sunday afternoon
  • horses

At night markets, the entire family can be entertained for a few:

  • hours
  • coins
  • gold bars
  • plugs for the sink

The Taiwan official notes the Art Museum Parkway has interesting:

  • sculptures
  • landscaping
  • kids and dogs
  • trees

The land that is now Taichung Park was originally planned to be the site of:

  • A new Taiwan provincial government.
  • The park that now stands there.
  • A place for the crown prince of Japan to stay at.
  • A spaceport.

In the dialog, Taichung park has the distinction of being both beautiful and full of:

  • ducks
  • tourists
  • Canadians
  • history