How Did Papyrus Compare with Clay Tablets as a Writing

question 68

Multiple Choice

How did papyrus compare with clay tablets as a writing material?

• A) It was less prone to disintegration.
• B) It was more fragile and less likely to survive.
• C) It required a stylus to carve the symbols.
• D) It was more difficult to write on.

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