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1

The King of Brobdingnag is interested in Gulliver’s country.

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The head of state in Gulliver’s country is a king.

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Gulliver’s country has no agriculture.

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Gulliver describes the political and legal systems in his country.

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Gulliver’s country is rarely at war.

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The King of Brobdingnag admires Gulliver’s country.

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Gulliver explains the history of his country to the King.

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The House of Lords is made up of elected men from ordinary families.

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The House of Commons is chosen freely by the people.

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The King thinks that the lawmakers in Gulliver’s country are honest and intelligent.

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Gulliver offers the King a gift of gunpowder.

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Gulliver’s country has an army that cannot be defeated.

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The King believes that all problems can be solved by honest and sensible people.

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The King wants to learn how to make gunpowder.

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Gulliver’s country has an army that cannot be defeated.

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Gulliver feels proud of the King’s opinions about his country.

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The King lives in a country that is almost completely separate from the rest of the world.

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