This document contains questions and information about New York City, including: 1) A timeline of key events in New York's history from the first European settlement in 1609 to the 9/11 attacks in 2001. 2) The 5 boroughs of New York City and some popular Manhattan neighborhoods. 3) A list of 5 top tourist attractions the author would visit in New York. 4) Answers to multiple choice and true/false questions about chapters in a book or course about New York City. 5) Additional facts and details about neighborhoods, attractions, and events in New York.

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VictorGuisadoZambrano
Grupo tarde Nivel II

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QUESTION 1
1. 1 Europeanputa foot inManhattan Island in 1609.
2. Foundation of NewAmsterdamin 1626.
3. Foundation of NewYork in 1664.
4. A lotof Europeaninmigrants come tothe city in 1790
5. Dry Laws in 1914.
6. Roaring Tweties in 1920.
7. Construction of theEmpire StateBuildingin in 1931.
8. Ground Zero in 2001.
QUESTION 2
DISTRICTSOF NEW YORK
o Manhattan
o The Bronx
o Brooklyn
o Queens
o Staten Island
NEIGHBORHOODSOFMANHATTAN
o ChineseTown
o Little Italy
o Lower EastSide
o Soho
QUESTION3
I would choosetheplaces to visit in New Yorkare these five,althought Iwould visit
all….
 Statueof Liberty
 CentralPark
 Metropolitan MuseumArt
 Madison SquareGarden
 Empire StateBuilding

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QUESTION 4
CHAPTERS1 & 2
1. True
2. False
3. True
4. False
5. False
6. False
7. True
8. True
CHAPTER 3
1. There are twelve avenues inNew York.
2. The is subway noisy,dirty,cheap,andquick.
3. Taxisare calledyellow cabsinNew York.
4. There are wonderful views of New Yorkfromde Statue of Liberty
5. The peopleof France gavethe statue tothe Americansin1886.
6. You can take a ferry and visitEllisIsland.
7. EllisIslandwasthe firstshopfor all the immigrants fromEurope.
CHAPTERS4 AND5
1. Chinese people firstcame to New Yorkaround1850.
2. The bestItalianrestaurant isin Bowery.
3. The Festival ogSan Gennarois inSeptember.
4. You can see NewYork‘s smallest house.
5. You can finda lake betweenFifht AvenueandCentral Park West.
6. Work on the buildingstartedin1930,and itopened in1931.
7. The UnitedNationsBuilding isby the Easy Riverat First Avenue and45st Street.It
isa beautiful garden bythe river.
8. The windows60 feethighinThe Grand Central Terminal onEast42nd
Street.
9. The teatre largestis Radio CityMusic Hall.
10. A big Christmastree at the RockefellerCenter.

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CHAPTER6
 1---B
 2---F
 3---A
 4---E
 5---G
 6---C
 7---D
CHAPTER7
 1---D
 2---B
 3---E
 4---F
 5---C
 6---A
CHAPTER8
 1---D
 2---E
 3---C
 4---B
 5---F
 6---A
CHAPTERS 9,10 AND 11
1. At SOUTHBROOKLYN Islandthere are more than three milesof beahc.
2. The BRONXZOO openedin1899
3. MADISON SQUAREGARDEN Stadiumisthe homre of the New York Mets.
4. The NewYork Marathon beginson STATEM Island.
5. There are nocars in CENTRAL Park onSaturdaysand Sundays.
6. The ST Patrick‘s Day Parade goesalong FIFHT Avenue.
7. Go to RADIOCITY Music Hall fortheirwonderfullChristmasShow.
8. On NewYerar’s Eve ,many people goto TIMESSquare.