Why didn't the farmer allow his wife to receive the plums?

Because he didn't want to have any relations with the Greens

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Because he thought they must be poisoned

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Because he thought it was only done to get some of his pears in return

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Because he didn't believe in 'give and take'

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Solution

The correct option is D Because he thought it was only done to get some of his pears in return
C is the correct option. The third sentence from the third paragraph proves that - He (the farmer) said, "It was only done to get some of his pears in return."
The rest of the options are incorrect and have no connection to the passage.

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