What did the narrator do to get rid of the evidence?

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The narrator ate all the oranges to get rid of the evidence.

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Chapter 4.1: Seventeen Oranges - Exercise [Page 93]

Chapter 4.1 Seventeen Oranges
Exercise | Q B. 6. | Page 93

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Human Activities	Impact on Nature
1. Dumping of toxic waste into oceans	Affects marine life
2. Using of aerosol and air conditioner
3. Encroaching in forest area
4. Disposal of nonbiodegradable wastes
5. Emission of smoke from industries and vehicles

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