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Which of the following is an example of a caravan
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Answer: A group of people who travel to trade goods
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One of an example of caravan is a group of people who travel to trade goods. A caravan is either a secured vehicle, similar to a wagon or a van, or a parade of vehicles. On the off chance that you watch a parade with a long line of buoys voyaging in a steady progression down the road, that is a train of buoys.
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