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An Elementary School Classroom In A Slum

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Slag heap’ here refers to:

  • the waste material of Tyrol slum

     

  • the urban rubbish dumped in the slum area

     

  • pile of garbage

  • the dirty surroundings

Solution

A.

the waste material of Tyrol slum

 

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