Audio:QS061901
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Correct:Phoenix*QS061902*
Wrong 1:Albuquerque
Wrong 2:Carson City
Wrong 3:Flagstaff
Wrong 4:Mesa
Wrong 5:Prescott
Wrong 6:Santa Fe
Wrong 7:Scottsdale
Wrong 8:Tucson
GeoByte1:Phoenix is one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. From 1945 to 1980, it jumped from 99th to 9th in population among U.S. cities.
GeoByte2:This city was named for a magical bird of Greek mythology. Every 500 years the phoenix burned, then rose from the ashes to live again.
GeoByte3:About three-fifths of Arizona's people live in Phoenix.
GeoByte4:Phoenix was founded on the ruins of a prehistoric Indian settlement.
GeoByte5:Phoenix is Arizona's largest city.
GeoByte6:In 1950 Phoenix covered 17 square miles (44 sq. km). By 1990 the city spanned an area of 423 square miles (1,096 sq. km).
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