In what ways did Gulliver profit from his adventures in Lilliput? a. He lectured to various groups and was paid well. c. He made a profit from showing and selling small animals. b. He had stolen a great deal of gold from both countries. d. He wrote a book about his adventures and earned a great deal of money.

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Lane Willis

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9 April, 12:44

In what ways did Gulliver profit from his adventures in Lilliput? a. He lectured to various groups and was paid well. c. He made a profit from showing and selling small animals. b. He had stolen a great deal of gold from both countries. d. He wrote a book about his adventures and earned a great deal of money.

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Ashly Harmon · Answer 1

The answer is: c. He made a profit from showing and selling small animals.

In "Gulliver's Travels," by Jonatha Swift, the protagonist is incarcerated by the Lilliputians for several charges. As a result, he escapes to Befluscu and finally returns to England. There, he benefits financially by showing and selling the miniature farm animals he was given by the emperor.