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Elie Wiesel believes the greatest teacher in his life was: a. his music teacher. b. his father. C. wanderers who came to town. d. strangers in the synagogue.

Elie Wiesel believes the greatest teacher in his life was: a. his music teacher. b. his father. C. wanderers who came to town. d. strangers in the synagogue.
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Elie Wiesel believes the greatest teacher in his life was:

a. his music teacher. b.
his father.
C. wanderers who came to town. d.
strangers in the synagogue.

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Elie Wiesel believed that his greatest teacher in his life was his father. Therefore, the correct option is b. his father.
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