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Question # 49

Passage:

“Though once dismissed as folklore, oral traditions are increasingly recognized as valuable historical sources, preserving knowledge overlooked by written records.”

What is the author’s main conclusion?

Options:

A.

Oral traditions are unreliable for historical research.

B.

Oral traditions preserve valuable knowledge and should be recognized as historical sources.

C.

Written records are always more accurate than oral traditions.

D.

Oral traditions have no cultural significance.

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