The Egyptian Writing System Known as Hieroglyphics Was

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Multiple Choice

The Egyptian writing system known as hieroglyphics was

• A) a wedged shaped writing system.
• B) a form of picture writing in which figures such as crocodiles, sails, eyes, and so forth represented words or sounds that could be combined to form words.
• C) the world's first writing system.
• D) the only writing system of the earliest civilized societies.
• E) borrowed by the Sumerians.

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