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अधोलिखितगद्यांशान् श्लोकान् च पठित्वा निर्देशानुसार प्रश्नान् उत्तरत
अस्ति देउलाख्यो ग्रामः। तत्र राजसिंहः नाम राजपुत्रः वसति स्म। एकदा केनापि आवश्यककार्येण तस्य भार्या बुद्धिमती पुत्रद्वयोपेता पितुर्गृहं प्रति चलिता। मार्गे गहनकानने सा एकं व्याघ्रं ददर्श। सा व्याघ्रमागच्छन्तं दृष्ट्वा धाष्ात् पुत्रौ चपेटया प्रहृत्य जगाद-“कथमेकैकशो व्याघ्रभक्षणाय कलहं कुरुथः ? अयमेकस्तावद्विभज्य भुज्यताम्। पश्चाद् अन्यो द्वितीयः कश्चिल्लक्ष्यते।” इति श्रुत्वा व्याघ्रमारी काचिदियमिति मत्वा व्याघ्रो भयाकुलचित्तो नष्टः।

‘ददर्श’ इति क्रियापदस्य कर्तृपदम् किम्?
  • a)
    एकं
  • b)
    व्याघ्रं
  • c)
    मार्गे
  • d)
    सा
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
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Explanation:

Context:
The given text "“ ? ”" is a conversation between two people, one of whom is asking a question marked by a question mark.

Analysis:
The first person in the conversation is asking a question, which is indicated by the question mark. The second person responds with two question marks, suggesting confusion or uncertainty about the question asked.

Options:
a) This option does not provide any specific response to the question asked.
b) This option does not provide any specific response to the question asked.
c) This option does not provide any specific response to the question asked.
d) This option is the correct answer as it reflects the confusion or uncertainty expressed by the second person in response to the question asked.

Therefore, the correct answer is option 'D', as it aligns with the context and the response given in the conversation.
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