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Question 8
Choose the option that is NOT true according to the text,
a) Sparrows rarely undertake long flights
b) The house sparrow is the state bird of Delhi
c) Sparrows are often found perching on mobile towers
d) Sparrows are now visible only in some pockets in the country

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Answered by HRUDAYAHASSINE

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Answer:

option a

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