Niagara falls is on the border of canada, between ontario and new york state. the waterfall is one of north america’s natural wonders. historically, the falls were an attraction for honeymooners. many stunts have been performed there, such as walking over the falls on a tightrope or going over them in a barrel. however, the most appealing part of niagara falls is its beauty and uniqueness.

which of the following best summarizes the paragraph?

niagara falls is a special place that only tightrope walkers and other stunt performers like to visit.
niagara falls is a beautiful and unique place that appeals to a variety of visitors, from honeymooners to people who perform stunts.
niagara falls is famous for its location on the border between ontario, canada, and new york state.
honeymooners visit niagara falls because it is beautiful, and they can float over the falls in a barrel.

How many syllables does a tanka have? a. 31 b. 17 c. 14 d. 10

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