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Read the selection from the section "The Land of Wa."

The first written records about and by the Japanese date from this time. Chinese historians described Japan, or the "Land of Wa," as a tributary nation dominated by China and ruled by an unmarried queen named Pimiko who occupied herself with magic and sorcery.

Which of the following can be inferred from this selection?

A
The Chinese were telling stories about Japan's leader so that they could maintain control of Japan.
B
Some early written histories of Japan were written by the Chinese so they might not be fully accurate.
C
Pimiko used her magic to force Chinese historians to write records about her and her kingdom.
D
The Chinese and Japanese accounts of Pimiko are likely to be entirely different.

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The option that can be inferred from this selection is that the Chinese and Japanese accounts of Pimiko are likely to be entirely different.

  • From the information that was given in the selection, we can see that Japan was described by the Chinese historians as a tributary nation that was dominated by China, and their queen wasn't given a good description.

  • This will be quite different from the Japanese, as they'll describe their queen well and the country will be portrayed well.

  • In this case, there'll be a difference between the Chinese and the Japanese accounts of Pimiko.

In conclusion, the correct option is D.

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