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I have doubt on E, why 'that' modifies but not festivals. Because I read a rule 'that' modifies nearest grammatically and logically eligible word. But this questions seems to be an exception. Please explain....

Also as you mentioned, 'that' modifies the nearest grammatically and logically eligible word.
Here, "home" is also a "grammatically correct" word but meaning wise it is wrong.

Even I had similar doubts, hope this helps.
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