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Cloze: In 1908, people from Japan began moving to Brazil to work on coffee __________.
factories
markets
neighborhoods
plantations
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lifesaver
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seesaw
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lifesaver
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monster
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magnet
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True/False: Feijoada is a traditional Japanese dish sold in Liberdade.
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What are the Japanese immigrants in Brazil called?
Paulistas
Cariocas
Hamamatsu
Nikkei
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What is feijoada?
A traditional Japanese noodle soup
A kind of coffee bean
A type of Brazilian cheese bread
A bean stew with beef and pork
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True/False: Today, there is still a large Brazilian population in the city of Hamamatsu.
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False
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What is the author's final suggestion to travelers at the end of the passage?
Only travel to Brazil if you like coffee.
Visit these two cities to experience their unique immigrant cultures.
Learn to speak both Japanese and Portuguese.
Move to a foreign country to find a job.
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The Japanese immigrants who moved to Brazil spoke their native language and prepared foods from their home country.
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What kinds of food can you find on every corner in São Paulo's Japanese district today?
Ramen noodles and sushi
Tacos and burritos
Pão de queijo and feijoada
Coffee and bread
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Why did the Japanese-Brazilians move to Hamamatsu?
To build new neighborhoods
To work in electronics and automobile factories
To start street markets
To work on coffee farms
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Which neighborhood in São Paulo did the Japanese immigrants settle in?
Chinatown
Liberdade
Paulista Avenue
Hamamatsu
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What is pão de queijo?
A type of bread
A bean stew
A street market snack from Japan
A traditional Japanese fish dish
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banana
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gold
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Where is the city of Hamamatsu located?
In northern Brazil
Near São Paulo
On the east coast of Japan
On the west coast of Japan
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What native language did most of the Japanese-Brazilians speak when they arrived in Japan?
Spanish
Portuguese
Japanese
English
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