How Was the Chinese System of Writing Similar to That

question 78

Multiple Choice

How was the Chinese system of writing similar to that in Egypt and Sumer?

• A) All three were logographic systems.
• B) Each symbol in all three systems represented a spoken syllable.
• C) Each of the three was an early alphabetical system.
• D) It was impossible to express abstract concepts in any of the three systems.

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