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PLZ PLZ PLZ I REALLY NEED THIS PLZ PLZ HELP WILL MARK AS BIANLEST PLZ Read the passage: Once upon a time, the caliph Haroun al Raschid and his grand vizier, disguised as merchants, were proceeding across a bridge in the city of Baghdad. Along their way, they met a blind man begging for alms. The caliph gave him a piece of gold and was much surprised at the old man’s response. "Pray, sir," said the old man, "give me a box on the ear. Otherwise I shall be unable to accept your alms, without breaking a solemn vow." Which prediction is most appropriate given the information in this passage? (A)The caliph will ask the beggar about the vow he made. (B)The caliph will get angry at the beggar. (C)The beggar will box the caliph on the ear. (D)The beggar will steal from the caliph.

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