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Question
Answer the following question by ticking the correct option:
The Post Office is referred to as Ali's "place of pilgrimage" as he__________.
Options
visited it daily
came there to pray for a letter from his daughter
went there with faith and hope
believed God would bless him if he went there
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Solution
went there with faith and hope
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