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The Forbidden City (fig. 19.10) was approached __________.
 
  A. by water
  B. through a maze
  C. through a series of gates
  D. by air
  E. through a series of tunnels

Question 2

The Chinese often considered __________ the highest form of art.
 
  A. poetry
  B. prose
  C. landscape painting
  D. portraits
  E. calligraphy



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

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Answer: E





 

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