Question:
Ka’mao on·sogiminoniko poedooni gita sebo.
A. Misi Chipinpa Saljong Na·dangpa
B. Grong kana, silchi sikna re·angoa
C. Bamon Racha Sojon Gitelko
D. Mina alaenga, na·na chala su·engako nikjok.
Ka’mao on·sogiminoni badia ong·a basebo:
Ka’mao on·sogiminoniko poedooni gita sebo.
A. Misi Chipinpa Saljong Na·dangpa
B. Grong kana, silchi sikna re·angoa
C. Bamon Racha Sojon Gitelko
D. Mina alaenga, na·na chala su·engako nikjok.
Ka’mao on·sogiminoni badia ong·a basebo:
A. Misi Chipinpa Saljong Na·dangpa
B. Grong kana, silchi sikna re·angoa
C. Bamon Racha Sojon Gitelko
D. Mina alaenga, na·na chala su·engako nikjok.
Ka’mao on·sogiminoni badia ong·a basebo:
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When arranging Garo sentences or verses, look for the natural storytelling or action progression — it usually flows from cause to effect.
Updated On: Oct 10, 2025
- A, B, C, D
- A, C, B, D
- B, A, D, C
- C, B, D, A
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Solution and Explanation
Step 1: Understanding the context.
The question asks for the correct sequence related to “Ka’mao on·sogiminoniko poedooni gita sebo,” which likely refers to a logical or cultural progression expressed in the Garo language. Each option (A–D) represents a stage or line in the sequence.
Step 2: Interpreting the statements.
The sequence begins with Misi Chipinpa Saljong Na·dangpa (A) — the starting point or introduction.
It continues naturally with Grong kana, silchi sikna re·angoa (B) — the second logical step.
Then follows Bamon Racha Sojon Gitelko (C) — showing progression or elaboration.
Finally, it ends with Mina alaenga, na·na chala su·engako nikjok (D) — representing closure or conclusion.
Step 3: Verifying the order.
Reading the content reveals a natural narrative or logical order that flows from A → B → C → D.
Step 4: Conclusion.
Thus, the correct answer is (1) A, B, C, D.
The question asks for the correct sequence related to “Ka’mao on·sogiminoniko poedooni gita sebo,” which likely refers to a logical or cultural progression expressed in the Garo language. Each option (A–D) represents a stage or line in the sequence.
Step 2: Interpreting the statements.
The sequence begins with Misi Chipinpa Saljong Na·dangpa (A) — the starting point or introduction.
It continues naturally with Grong kana, silchi sikna re·angoa (B) — the second logical step.
Then follows Bamon Racha Sojon Gitelko (C) — showing progression or elaboration.
Finally, it ends with Mina alaenga, na·na chala su·engako nikjok (D) — representing closure or conclusion.
Step 3: Verifying the order.
Reading the content reveals a natural narrative or logical order that flows from A → B → C → D.
Step 4: Conclusion.
Thus, the correct answer is (1) A, B, C, D.
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