China
Answer the following questions.
1. About two-thirds of China is covered by
d. hills or mountains.
2. In Beijing, the walled 14th-century palace that was off limits to ordinary citizens is known as
the Forbidden City.
3. What huge structure that was built to defend China from northern barbarians follows
a ridge of barren hills at least 3,750 miles? Great Wall of China
4. The zoo in Chengdu is one of the best places in the world to see what animals? panda
5. Which city would a visitor tour to see scenic West Lake and, west of town, Lingyan
Temple?
b. Hangzhou
6. What Chinese city was once considered the "Paris of the Orient"? Shanghai
7. What famous trade route through Western China can tourists of today follow? Silk road
8. To see the Potala Palace, once the winter residence of the Dalai Lama, a visitor would go to
c. Lhasa.
9. Where will a visitor see an army of 8,000 ancient terra-cotta soldiers?
a. Xi' an
10. A dim sum meal allows one to
a. select small portions of several dishes.
Answer the following questions.
1. Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu are the
d. major islands of japan.
2. In japan, if a hand is not extended toward you for a handshake, be prepared to
Bow instead.
3. What happened in Hiroshima on 6 August 1945?
b. The first atomic bomb exploded.
4. What city was the ancient capital of japan for more than 1,000 years?
a. Kyoto
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, 5. In which city can a tourist visit Nanzen Temple, Kinkaku-ji (the Golden Pavilion) and Nijo
Castle?
a. Kyoto c. Nara b. Osaka d. Hiroshima
6. Which of the following best characterizes Osaka?
c. a major commercial center
7. Ginza can best be described as
c. a high-end shopping district.
8. Kabuki is Japanese
a. theater.
9. What are the Shinkansen? cars on the bullet trains
10. Which of the following might a visitor order in a Japanese restaurant?
b. Sushi
Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam
Answer the following questions.
1. What city in Thailand would you visit to see the Grand Palace and the Temple of the
Emerald Buddha? Bangkok
2. The Golden Triangle can best be described as
a. the hilly region around Chiang Mai
3. The bridge over the River Kwai of World War II fame, is found near
Kanchanaburi.
4. Aside from Bangkok, which of the following attracts more visitors than any other
destination in Thailand? d. Pattaya
5. What exceptional attractions would you suggest that a client visit in northern and northeast-
ern Thailand? ruins
6. The weather in Thailand is always
b. hot and humid
7. Kuala Lampur is the capital of Malaysia
8. Singapore is a good destination for those who enjoy shopping.
9. What is the most popular stop in Indonesia? b. Bali
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Answer the following questions.
1. About two-thirds of China is covered by
d. hills or mountains.
2. In Beijing, the walled 14th-century palace that was off limits to ordinary citizens is known as
the Forbidden City.
3. What huge structure that was built to defend China from northern barbarians follows
a ridge of barren hills at least 3,750 miles? Great Wall of China
4. The zoo in Chengdu is one of the best places in the world to see what animals? panda
5. Which city would a visitor tour to see scenic West Lake and, west of town, Lingyan
Temple?
b. Hangzhou
6. What Chinese city was once considered the "Paris of the Orient"? Shanghai
7. What famous trade route through Western China can tourists of today follow? Silk road
8. To see the Potala Palace, once the winter residence of the Dalai Lama, a visitor would go to
c. Lhasa.
9. Where will a visitor see an army of 8,000 ancient terra-cotta soldiers?
a. Xi' an
10. A dim sum meal allows one to
a. select small portions of several dishes.
Answer the following questions.
1. Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu are the
d. major islands of japan.
2. In japan, if a hand is not extended toward you for a handshake, be prepared to
Bow instead.
3. What happened in Hiroshima on 6 August 1945?
b. The first atomic bomb exploded.
4. What city was the ancient capital of japan for more than 1,000 years?
a. Kyoto
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, 5. In which city can a tourist visit Nanzen Temple, Kinkaku-ji (the Golden Pavilion) and Nijo
Castle?
a. Kyoto c. Nara b. Osaka d. Hiroshima
6. Which of the following best characterizes Osaka?
c. a major commercial center
7. Ginza can best be described as
c. a high-end shopping district.
8. Kabuki is Japanese
a. theater.
9. What are the Shinkansen? cars on the bullet trains
10. Which of the following might a visitor order in a Japanese restaurant?
b. Sushi
Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam
Answer the following questions.
1. What city in Thailand would you visit to see the Grand Palace and the Temple of the
Emerald Buddha? Bangkok
2. The Golden Triangle can best be described as
a. the hilly region around Chiang Mai
3. The bridge over the River Kwai of World War II fame, is found near
Kanchanaburi.
4. Aside from Bangkok, which of the following attracts more visitors than any other
destination in Thailand? d. Pattaya
5. What exceptional attractions would you suggest that a client visit in northern and northeast-
ern Thailand? ruins
6. The weather in Thailand is always
b. hot and humid
7. Kuala Lampur is the capital of Malaysia
8. Singapore is a good destination for those who enjoy shopping.
9. What is the most popular stop in Indonesia? b. Bali
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