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 | You're on your way to Qù Gùgōng, the Imperial Palace, and this is the third time you've passed the same street. Better ask some passer-by for directions! There are five questions to check how much you know.
Why would it be a good idea to have a compass with you when asking for directions? Click on the right answer. |
If you stop a passer-by, which of the following expressions is appropriate to start the question with? |
 | It doesn't matter | Thank you | Excuse me |
Now ask if this is the way to the Imperial Palace. |
| How about going to the Imperial Palace? | Is this the way to the Imperial Palace? | Are you going to the Imperial Palace? |
The person tells you wǎng dōng guǎi. What does it mean? |
The passer-by adds: liǎng lǐ dì, it's two li. How many metres is a :lǐ? |
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If you don't know the answer have a look at the useful phrases or cultural notes to get a clue.
