“No, his name was not Sangoji, but Basavaiah,” said the old man becausea. he had really forgotten the name.b. he wanted to keep the identity of his rival a secretc. he was fictionalizing his past.

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1.	“No, his name was not Sangoji, but Basavaiah,” said the old man becausea. he had really forgotten the name.b. he wanted to keep the identity of his rival a secretc. he was fictionalizing his past.
Answer» (c) he was fictionalizing his past.

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“No, his name was not Sangoji, but Basavaiah,” said the old man becausea. he had really forgotten the name.b. he wanted to keep the identity of his rival a secretc. he was fictionalizing his past.

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