According to Gulliver's description, what is the approximate height of an individual Lilliputian?

A

One foot

B

Six inches

C

One inch

D

Three inches

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In Chapter 1 of Part I, Gulliver gives his first clear description of a Lilliputian. He notices that the tiny being was “a human creature not six inches high.” Later, through his careful observations, he confirms that the general scale of everything in Lilliput is about one inch to a foot. This means that while Gulliver stands at about six feet tall, he is nearly twelve times larger than an average six-inch Lilliputian.

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