On which body part of the herdsmen does folk literature reside?

The correct answer is (B) On the tongue.

• Principle and Context: Folk literature of pastoral communities (herdsmen or Gwalas) is primarily oral, transmitted by word of mouth across generations without formal written documentation.
• Logical Deduction: Since oral traditions rely entirely on verbal recitation, singing, and storytelling, this living literature naturally resides on the tongue of the practitioner rather than being written on paper or preserved in physical artifacts.
• Option Verification: Option (B) is correct because spoken folk traditions exist on the tongue. Options (A), (C), and (D) are incorrect as ears are for listening, feet for walking, and eyes for reading, none of which act as the medium of primary oral composition.