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07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * 07/17/12 * Hot tips for 2015 exam Social issue: Wealth gap Important sentences to remember: * Despite Hong Kong’s reputation as a city of skyscrapers, luxury cars and swanky malls, around a tenth of families in the city live in relative poverty. There is a tide of public resentment市民不滿 over a spate of scandals醜聞 about collusion between the government and large businesses 官商勾結. Hot tips for exam Cultural issue: Notorious Chinese tourists * Hot tips for exam Cultural issue: Notorious Chinese tourists As the number of Chinese tourists has soared to a world-leading 83 million last year, so has their reputation for rudeness and objectionable 會引起反對的 behaviour. People who have contact with Chinese tourists report many other pieces of unseemly behaviour including not flushing toilets, ignoring no smoking signs, flouting 藐視 traffic laws, littering, elbowing 用手肘推開 their way to the front of lineups, and allowing children to urinate 小便 or defecate 大便 in public. * Hot tips for exam Technological issue: Is the Internet improving or hampering communication? * 07/17/12 Hot tips for exam Technological issue: Internet and communication Important sentences to remember: Many people are drawn to the Internet because they can gain access to a vast amount of information through a simple connection. Since the explosion of the Internet, there has been a dramatic change in the lives of people all over the world, especially for those who need to work around the clock 24小時工作 in front of computer screens. * * Part 3 What to do in coming days? * Part 1 Reading You must learn how to tackle questions requiring your own words. Candidates are expected to use their own words, rather than copying indiscriminately from the text. You should practise rephrasing and summar