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What does the following passage mainly reveal about the Lilliputians (paragraph 11)?

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According to the passage, Lilliputians do not want to believe that there are giants in the world, because that would be too dangerous.

Who are the Lilliputians?

  • They are characters in "Gulliver's Travels."
  • They are a native tribe.
  • They are tiny creatures.
  • They are very strong and quarrelsome.

The Lilliputians are impressed by Gulliver's size and when he claims that there are other people his size, they refuse to believe it, as living in a world where there are giants is very frightening.

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