Introduction to Rural Kingdoms

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What is the primary setting described?

A forest
A city
A village (correct)
A desert

Who is the main character mentioned?

A king (correct)
A farmer
A merchant
A priest

What is the number of rulers specified?

Many
None
One (correct)
Two

Which of these is NOT specified in the text?

<p>The exact name of the village (B)</p>

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What type of place is implied from the text?

<p>A remote, rural area (D)</p>

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King

A king is a male ruler of a kingdom or a country.

Village

A village is a small settlement, typically consisting of a group of houses and stores.

King of a village

A village, small town, or other settlement may be ruled by a king.

Translating the statement

The statement "Ek gao me ek raja the" means "There was a king in a village." This is a simple sentence in Hindi describing a king living in a village.

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Simple narrative

This statement is a simple narrative, describing a setting and a character. It sets up the potential for a story or further events involving the king of the village.

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Study Notes

A king existed in a village.
The context implies a small, rural kingdom, or a king ruling over a small community.
No further details are provided about the king, the village, or the time period.
The statement is a very basic and general introduction, and does not offer any specific information.