In Which of the Following Ways Was Egyptian Writing Like

question 70

Multiple Choice

In which of the following ways was Egyptian writing like Mesopotamian writing?

• A) Both were distinct forms of writing.
• B) Both were usually learned only by writing professionals, not the population in general.
• C) Both were written by pressing a stylus into wet clay.
• D) Both consisted only of symbols representing parts of words.
• E) Both were used primarily for inscription on monuments.

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