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What happens to the marlin after it is tied to the boat?

AIt is eaten by sharks

BIt escapes

CIt decomposes

DIt is safely brought to shore

Answer:

A. It is eaten by sharks

Read Explanation:

Sharks are attracted by the marlin’s blood and attack it. Despite Santiago's efforts to fend them off, they devour the marlin’s flesh, leaving only its skeleton.


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