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Tram prepares a country information board at the English club on Thursday mornings. Tram does this because she wants classmates to compare places without stereotypes. She introduces Canada, a country in North America, and labels Ottawa as its capital. English and French are official languages at the federal level; many residents also use other languages. The board does not describe every Canadian as the same. Tram separates country facts from her wish to visit a museum in Ottawa.
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