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Of the two ancient kingdoms of Zaris and Xylia, the latter w
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Of the two ancient kingdoms of Zaris and Xylia, the latter was the more ____, often training boys as young as twelve for battle.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| Spartan |
| Martial |
| Notorious | Formidable | Focused |
| Warlike |
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"often training boys as young as twelve for battle" means anti-pacifist. The only two choices that would make sense are warlike and martial.
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