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Virtual China - Questions for Bikers Group #4


Virtual China - Questions for Bikers Group #4
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From: Ron Ferreirae 
To Bikers Group 4, (Mrs. Lewis) 25-30 March     Siu Hing to Kwong Hai
FROM: Evan Hirabayashi, Piedmont Middle School LOCATION: Piedmont,
California, USA

1.  What is life like living in Hong Kong? Do you like it?
2.  What is your favorite food?
3.  Do you play any sports? If so, what sports do you play?
4.  Is the T96 BikerUs Study Tour fun? What has been your favorite part so far?
5.  What is your favorite animal?
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Ron Ferreirae 
FROM:  Joel DiGiorgio, Piedmont Middle School
LOCATION:   Piedmont, California, USA

1.  Are there still lots of fireworks in China?
2.  What kinds of music is there in China?
3.  Are there McDonalds in China?
4.  How long do you go to school each day?
5.  How much homework do you get each night?
6.  Do you like Hot and Sour soup?
7.  Is there any skateboarding in China?
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From: Ron Ferreirae 
FROM:  Jason Lau, Piedmont Middle School
LOCATION: Piedmont, California, USA

1. What is the lifestyle of the people in the countryside?
2. How much does this trip cost?
3. Is the Buddist Monastery you are visiting still in use?
4. Where do you sleep at night?
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From: Ron Ferreirae 
FROM:  Greg Spickard, Piedmont Middle School
LOCATION:   Piedmont, California, USA

1.  Do you look forward to the bike ride?
2.  Will you still ride if it rains?
3.  How long is the bike ride?
4.  By the way, do you like Star Wars?
        (Do you know what it is?)
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From: Ron Ferreirae 
FROM:  Laura Weissberg, Piedmont Middle School
LOCATION:  Piedmont, California, USA

1.  What is the Chinese "tower of homes"?
2.  What exactly happens at a prawn farm?
3.  Why you ride buses so much on this trip? Why not just bike somewhere
without stopping unless you need rest, food, or a chance to go to the
bathroom?
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From: Ron Ferreirae 
FROM:  Rose Liu, Piedmont Middle School
LOCATION:   Piedmont, California, USA

1.  It seems that you have to ride a lot.  Is it tiresome?  Do you
see a lot of scenery while you are riding?  What do you see?
2.   Are the people in the towns and villages that you visited live
differently from the way you live?  What are their lives like?
3.   Describe the factories that you visited.  What jobs do the
workers do in the factories?
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From: Ron Ferreirae 
FROM: Lily Liu, Piedmont Middle School
LOCATION:   Piedmont, California, USA

1. Have you gone to night markets and what do they sell?
2. Is it easy to bike over the terrain and how strenuous is it?
3. Is your trip culturally stimulating and what exactly have you learned?
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From: Ron Ferreirae 
FROM:  Amanda Scullion, Piedmont Middle School
LOCATION:   Piedmont, California, USA

1.  What does a "Duck Egg" preservation shop look like? What exactly do
they do there?
2.  What is a Snake Restaurant ?
3.  Have you been to an orphanage before?  If so what are they like? If not
is this what you expected it would be like?
4.  What was the highlight of your trip? Did you see anything especially
out of the ordinary?
5.  What if anything did you not like about the trip?
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From: Ron Ferreirae 
FROM:  Mike gordon, Piedmont Middle School
LOCATION:   Piedmont, California, USA

1. What are the weather conditions and how do they affect your riding?
2. What do you think you are culturally gaining by going on this ride?
3. What would you rather be doing if you weren't on the road?
4. What kind of things do you find similar between Hong Kong and the
backroads of China?
5. Are you having fun on the ride?
6. Are you with your friends?
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