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Any one who refused to fight the Bandanga had to _____ all his possessions.

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Sacrifice

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Earn

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C

Sell off

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Protect

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The correct option is A Sacrifice
According to the paragraph, anyone who refused to fight the Badanga had to forfeit all his possessions. Forfeit means to lose.
The option closest to forfeit is A) Sacrifice.

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