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What does the phrase “The rude forefathers of the hamlet sleep” imply about the ancestors?

AThey were wealthy and powerful individuals

BThey were known for their artistic contributions

CThey were simple and humble people

DThey were involved in political conflicts

Answer:

C. They were simple and humble people

Read Explanation:

  • The word "rude" here refers to simplicity and lack of refinement, not a lack of manners.

  • It suggests that the forefathers led humble lives, in contrast to grandeur or wealth.


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