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What misunderstanding is central to the poem?

1

The tigers wanted to eat the sheep

2

Ajamil did not trust the sheep dog

3

The tigers claimed they were friends to Ajamil

4

Ajamil believed in the tigers' honesty

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Answer

D. Ajamil believed in the tigers' honesty

Solution:

The misunderstanding lies in the tigers claiming to be friends while their actions indicate otherwise. The other options are either irrelevant or factually incorrect.

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