The First Alphabet to Represent Vowels as Well as Consonants

question 16

Multiple Choice

The first alphabet to represent vowels as well as consonants was developed by the

• A) Babylonians.
• B) Egyptians.
• C) Greeks.
• D) Romans.
• E) Syrians.

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