A) Japanese Yen (JPY)
B) US Dollar (USD)
C) Chinese Yuan (CNY)
D) Euro (EUR)

A) Bartering
B) Personal Checks
C) Mobile Payment (Alipay, WeChat Pay)
D) Gold Bullion

A) Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport (SHA)
B) Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK)
C) Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG)
D) None of the above

A) A historic Shanghai bridge.
B) A type of local dumpling.
C) A high-speed magnetic levitation train.
D) A traditional Shanghai dance.

A) Its mountain ranges.
B) Its beaches.
C) Its vast deserts.
D) Its waterfront architecture.

A) Eiffel Tower
B) Oriental Pearl Tower
C) Burj Khalifa
D) Leaning Tower of Pisa

A) A collection of modern art.
B) A zoo with pandas.
C) A large amusement park.
D) Traditional Chinese garden design.

A) Wall Street
B) Nanjing Road
C) Rodeo Drive
D) Abbey Road

A) Spring rolls
B) Noodles
C) Soup dumplings
D) Fried rice

A) Horse carriage
B) Subway
C) Flying carpet
D) Rickshaw

A) Mississippi River
B) Yellow River
C) Huangpu River
D) Yangtze River

A) A specific type of tea
B) A type of dragon boat
C) Traditional alleyways
D) A government building

A) Spring or Autumn
B) Summer
C) Winter
D) Monsoon season

A) Spicy seafood
B) Vegetarian cuisine
C) Peking duck
D) Western food

A) Xuhui District
B) Minhang District
C) Pudong District
D) Baoshan District

A) Its collection of Chinese art.
B) Its display of European paintings.
C) Its space exploration artifacts.
D) Its dinosaur exhibits.

A) VPNs are free and always work perfectly.
B) VPN access can be unreliable.
C) VPNs are unnecessary.
D) VPNs are illegal in Shanghai.

A) A historical landmark
B) A government building
C) An art district
D) A shopping mall

A) London
B) New York
C) Tokyo
D) Suzhou

A) Green tea
B) Chai tea
C) Irish Breakfast tea
D) Earl Grey tea

A) Wild animals.
B) Ancient Chinese artifacts.
C) Shanghai's past, present, and future development.
D) Modern European art.

A) Spectacular acrobatic performances.
B) Traditional Chinese opera.
C) Ballet performances.
D) Stand-up comedy.

A) A type of Chinese sword.
B) A Chinese musical instrument.
C) A Chinese martial art.
D) A traditional Chinese dress.

A) Whistle loudly.
B) Wave frantically while standing on the sidewalk.
C) Use a ride-hailing app (Didi) or go to a taxi stand.
D) Shout 'Taxi!' in English.

A) Change all your money into small bills.
B) Memorize all subway lines.
C) Take a hotel business card with the address in Chinese.
D) Leave all your valuables in the room.

A) Beijing
B) Xi'an
C) Guangzhou
D) Zhujiajiao

A) Bonjour
B) Nǐ hǎo (你好)
C) Konnichiwa
D) Hola

A) A museum of propaganda posters.
B) A government office.
C) A shopping mall.
D) A modern art gallery.

A) Type H only
B) Type K only
C) Type B only
D) Type A, C, and I

A) They are only found in luxury hotels.
B) They are illegal.
C) They are common in older or less touristy areas.
D) They are exclusively for use by men.