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Which of the following is an accurate comparison between Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro?(1 point)

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Tokyo is wealthier and larger than Rio de Janeiro; many in the suburbs have good jobs in the central city.
Tokyo is wealthier and larger than Rio de Janeiro; many in the suburbs have good jobs in the central city.

Part of Rio de Janeiro’s population is in poverty; this is not true for Tokyo.
Part of Rio de Janeiro’s population is in poverty; this is not true for Tokyo.

The population of Rio de Janeiro is decreasing while Tokyo is growing in population.
The population of Rio de Janeiro is decreasing while Tokyo is growing in population.

Rio de Janeiro is an important tourist city. Tokyo’s government does not encourage tourism.

1 answer

The most accurate comparison between Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro from the provided options is:

Tokyo is wealthier and larger than Rio de Janeiro; many in the suburbs have good jobs in the central city.

This statement reflects the economic differences between the two cities, as Tokyo has a larger economy and higher average income levels compared to Rio de Janeiro. Additionally, suburban areas in Tokyo often have access to employment opportunities in various sectors within the central city.

The other statements contain inaccuracies:

  • Poverty exists in both cities, but it is more pronounced in Rio de Janeiro.
  • Tokyo's population has been relatively stable or declining in recent years, while Rio de Janeiro has also faced population challenges.
  • Tokyo actively encourages tourism, and it is also a significant tourist destination in its own right.

So, the first option is the most accurate.