Competition Questions
(Contestants should complete both parts in the competition.)
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Questions_CCKESC_2526.pdfCompetition question: "Read-aloud" (Part A)
Competition question: "Read-aloud" (Part A)
Guidelines
This is the official competition question for the 2nd CCK English Speech Competiton.
Contestants will have 2 minutes to prepare for the read-aloud.
Notes are not allowed during the competition; however, contestants are allowed to write on the question paper.
Contestants will have 2 minutes to complete the presentation in English.
Assessment criteria
Pronunciation: 40%
Delivery: 30%
Attitude: 30%
Competition question (116 words)
Read the following text aloud. You will have two minutes to complete the task.
“Hong Kong Delicacies"
Hong Kong is a renowned food paradise, where a variety of Chinese and international cuisines can be found. From high-end Michelin star dining to humble street stalls, people can taste different dishes according to their preferences and budget.
To truly experience our city, you must try our iconic street snacks. For example, curry fish balls and egg waffles are local favourites found at humble stalls. They are not only affordable but also represent our unique "on-the-go" culture.
On the other hand, if you prefer a traditional meal, dim sum is a must-try. You can enjoy delicate shrimp dumplings in a lively teahouse. These flavours truly define Hong Kong’s identity as a culinary hub.
Competition question: "Presentation" (Part B)
Competition question: "Presentation" (Part B)
Guidelines
This is the official competition question for the 2nd CCK English Speech Competiton.
Contestants will have 3 minutes to prepare for the presentation.
Notes are not allowed during the competition; however, contestants are allowed to write on the question paper.
Contestants will have 2 minutes to complete the presentation in English.
Assessment criteria
Pronunciation: 40%
Content: 30%
Language: 30%
Competition question
Your friend is a food lover from Singapore. She is visiting Hong Kong next month. You have been asked to be her "one-day guide". You are now having an online meeting with her to introduce your itinerary. Give a 2-minute presentation to your friend.
The following questions may help you:
Which one/two districts should you visit and why?
Which one/two types of local food will you recommend?
Will you recommend street food or traditional dining?
Why is Hong Kong considered a “Food Paradise”?
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