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0.3 The expression, 'when the village had revived' implies that 1. normal activities were restored. 2. Hamaguchi had become rich again 3. the soil was fit to cultivate nice 4. villagers had forgotten their sorrow

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Explanation:

The correct option is option 1)

When the Village had revived means when normal activities were restored.

The above-given lines have been taken from a short  

Japanese story about a Village in Japan.

In the story, there was a small village, where an old man

named Hamaguchi used to live.

He was a good man and therefore he was highly respected in the village.

One day he saw that a huge Tsunami was about to hit the village.

But he died informing the villagers about a Tsunami.

The villagers were sad by his demise

The villagers named their Village after him.

Soon life became normal in the village.

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