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Question
- Have you swung from a banyan tree?
- What did you hold to swing?
- Have you seen any tree which has roots growing from its branches?
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Solution
- Yes, I always swing from a banyan tree with my friends whenever I visit my village.
- I hold the rope like thick structures which is hanging from the branches of the tree.
- Yes, the big banyan tree near my home and the one in my village has several long roots like structures growing from its branches.
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