Cherry Trees and Japan–US Friendship (Fill-in-the-Blanks)

Cherry Trees and Japan–US Friendship (30 Blanks)

She (1) to (2) the (3) for the (4) 24 years. In 1909, Wiliam Howard Taft (5) the 27th (6) of the (7) States of America.

Scidmore (8) that the first lady wanted to make Washington, D.C. a (9) city. She wrote a (10) to the first lady and told her about the idea.

The first lady (11) the plan and (12) decided to (13) it out.

In 1910, 2,000 cherry trees were (14) from Tokyo as a (15). However, a lot of (16) were found in them, so they all were (17). Then, in (18) of 1912, more than 3,000 cherry trees were (19) to Washington, D.C. from Japan.

They were (20) and (21).

On March 27, Scidmore (22) a (23) ceremony. At the (24), the first lady and the wife of the Japanese (25) Chinda (26) the first two cherry trees (27) the Potomac. The cherry (28) trees from Japan became a (29) of the (30) between Japan and the US.

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  • 問1: She ____ to ____ the ____ for the ____ 24 years. In 1909, Wiliam Howard Taft ____ the 27th ____ of the ____ States of America.
  • 問2: Scidmore ____ that the first lady wanted to make Washington, D.C. a ____ city. She wrote a ____ to the first lady and told her about the idea.
  • 問3: The first lady ____ the plan and ____ decided to ____ it out.
  • 問4: In 1910, 2,000 cherry trees were ____ from Tokyo as a ____. However, a lot of ____ were found in them, so they all were ____. Then, in ____ of 1912, more than 3,000 cherry trees were ____ to Washington, D.C. from Japan.
  • 問5: They were ____ and ____.

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