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Tokyo is the ______ of Japan. (A. city – B. capital – C. center – D. country)
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Tokyo is a ______ city. (A. small – B. crowded – C. quiet – D. empty)
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The city is filled with factories, large office buildings, ______, restaurants, and shops. (A. banks – B. schools – C. parks – D. museums)
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Tokyo is a center for Japanese ______. (A. food – B. art – C. sports – D. music)
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Tokyo has more than 100 ______ and universities. (A. museums – B. restaurants – C. colleges – D. shops)
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The city is also an important ______. (A. airport – B. seaport – C. station – D. market)
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Most Japanese companies have ______ main offices in Tokyo. (A. their – B. its – C. ours – D. mine)
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At the heart of Tokyo is the ______ Palace. (A. Imperial – B. Royal – C. National – D. Government)
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The Imperial Palace is the place ______ the Emperor lives with his family. (A. what – B. which – C. where – D. who)
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Tokyo is one of the world's biggest and most ______ cities. (A. clean – B. crowded – C. small – D. quiet)
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Tokyo has many large office buildings, ______, and shops of all sizes. (A. banks – B. schools – C. parks – D. gardens)
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The city is a center for Japanese art and is home to more than 100 ______. (A. companies – B. colleges – C. parks – D. stations)
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Tokyo is ______ a very important seaport. (A. also – B. but – C. so – D. and)
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The Imperial Palace is located at the ______ of Tokyo. (A. edge – B. center – C. north – D. south)
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Tokyo is one of the world's biggest and most ______ cities. (A. peaceful – B. crowded – C. small – D. quiet)
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