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Tcecarenko [31]
1 year ago
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In Rain Myths, in "A Madagascan Myth,” what is one effect of ’Ndriananahary sending his son, Ataokoloinona, to Earth

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dmitriy555 [2]1 year ago
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In Rain Myths, in "A Madagascan Myth,” the one effect of ’Ndriananahary sending his son, Ataokoloinona, to Earth is: "It results in ’Ndriananahary unleashing the sun on the world." (Option C) See the full question below.

<h3>What happened in A Madagascan Myth?</h3>

The Malagasy people's Supreme god is Ndriananahary.

This story states that in creating the Earth, he neglected to construct a sun to illuminate it. When his son Ataokoloinona disappeared from the planet, 'Ndriananahary lighted the sun to search for him.

Hence, the correct option from the full question is option C.

<u>Full Question:</u>

In Rain Myths, in "A Madagascan Myth,” what is one effect of ’Ndriananahary sending his son, Ataokoloinona, to Earth?

It results in ’Ndriananahary flooding the world with rain.

It results in ’Ndriananahary relaxing in the heavens.

It results in ’Ndriananahary unleashing the sun on the world.

It results in ’Ndriananahary creating the human race.

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