| Question | Answer |
| In the Chinese language, what does Hong Kong literally mean? | Fragrant Harbor
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What year was Hong Kong handed back to China by the British? | 1997
| What is the name of the company that operates the cross-harbour passenger ferries? | Star Ferry
| The area previously referred to as "Victoria" is now defined mainly by which district? | Central
| What language is the dominant spoken tongue in Hong Kong? | Cantonese
| A new airport was built in 1998. Where was it built? | Chep Lap Kok
| Where is the Noon Gun situated? | Causeway Bay
| At the beginning of 2005, what was the tallest building in Hong Kong? | IFC
| Where is the Hong Kong Jockey Club's headquarters and original race course? | Happy Valley
| Where is the 'midnight' market situated? | Temple Street
| Every year in late March (apart from during COVID!), an international sporting festival is held in Hong Kong that involves athletes and visitors from all over the world. What is sport? | Rugby Sevens
| How about some modern culture? Which station would you get off to reach the Hong Kong Arts Centre? | Wan Chai
| What does the name 'Kowloon' mean in English? | Nine Dragons
| What sits outside the entrance of the headquarters building of the Hong Kong And Shanghai Banking Corporation? | Lions
| How many administrative districts are there in Hong Kong? | 18
| In which famous hotel found on Salisbury Road can you stand at the top floor gentlemen's toilet urinals, whilst looking over Kowloon? | The Peninsula
| A more upmarket nightlife in Hong Kong can be found in this area, where you can also shop for some Gucci trinkets at the Landmark, or visit the Stock Exchange | Central
| Where is the Old Clock Tower? | TST
| There are hundreds of Taoist temples in Hong Kong, some of which are dedicated to a sea deity. Who is this goddess of sailors? | Tin Hau
| What is the name of Hong Kong's highest mountain? | Tai Mo Shan
| What colour are the taxis on Lantau? | Blue |
