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  • What did the nikkei do in the Liberdade district?
    They opened many Japanese markets and restaurants in the district.
  • Which sentence about the street market in Liberdade is NOT true?
    You can try traditional Japanese dishes there.
    It is open every day.
    It is a popular tourist attraction.
  • Liberdade is _______________.
    section of São Paolo
    large city in Brazil
    coffee-growing area
    a Brazilian community
  • The author’s suggestion in the last sentence is directed to _____.
    immigrants in genera
    tourists
    the nikkei
  • The author does NOT provide examples of ______.
    Japanese foods sold in São Paulo
    Brazilian foods sold in Hamamatsu
    goods sold at the Japanese street market
  • Why did Japanese-Brazilians move back to Hamamatsu in the 1980s?
    To work in electronics and car factories.
  • What does "nikkei" mean?
    immigrants
  • What is pao de queijo?
    a type of bread
  • The word They in paragraph C, line 6 refers to ______.
    Japanese-Brazilian people who moved to Hamamatsu
    Brazilian people who lived in São Paulo
    Japanese people who returned to Hamamatsu
  • Paragraph A of the passage provides ______.
    an outline of the main points of the passage
    a question that is answered in the rest of the passage
    a summary of the differences between two cities
  • What is feijoada?
    a bean stew with beef and pork
  • Where is Sao Paulo?
    A city in Brazil
  • What is the main purpose of this passage?
    to explore the role of food in immigrant communities
    to compare immigration statistics in two different countries
    to discuss the challenges that immigrants face
  • Why did many Japanese people began to move to Brazil in 1908?
    To work on coffee plantations
  • Where is Hamamatsu?
    In Japan
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