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¡¡¡¡When you hear people talk about Washington, D.C., you may want to know what the letters D.C. mean. They mean
¡°District£¨ÌØÇø£©of Columbia¡±. Washington, D.C. is the capital of the U.S. It's in the District of Columbia, not in the State£¨ÖÝ£©of Washington. Washington State is on the northwest coast£¨º£Ñ£©, far away from the capital city.¡¡¡¡Washington, D.C. is about 220 miles
£¨Ó¢Àsouth of New York City. Americans£¨ÃÀ¹úÈË£©named the capital city after George Washington to remember the famous president£¨×Üͳ£©. George Washington's home is not far from the city. His home was a simple£¨¼òª£©white country house and it is kept£¨±£´æ£©as it was when he lived there. Every year a lot of American farmers from all parts of the country take their children to this famous house where ¡°the father of America¡± once lived.(1) The capital city of the U.S. is ________.
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£®in the State of WashingtonB
£®far from Washington StateC
£®north of New York City(2) Americans named their capital city Washington ________.
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£®to remember ¡°the father of America¡±B
£®to remember all the U.S. presidentsC
£®after the State of Washington(3) When he was a boy, George Washington lived ________.
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A £®in the capital city |
B £®near the capital city |
C £®in New York City |
(4) George Washington's home was ________.
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A £®in the White House |
B £®in Washington State |
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C £®a white country house |
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¡°The father of America¡±, we can infer£¨Íƶϣ©George Washington was the ________ president of the U.S.[¡¡¡¡]
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A £®first |
B £®second |
C £®third |
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