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Writing Systems Evolution - (Reading > Information)

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Writing Systems Evolution

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Decide which paragraph, A to D, has the information given in each statement below. Select E if the information is not given in any of the paragraphs.

1...... - The earliest writing systems were developed in multiple locations independently. 2...... - Cuneiform writing was initially used for business purposes. 3...... - Chinese characters have remained largely unchanged since their inception. 4...... - The Phoenician alphabet influenced the development of many modern alphabets. 5...... - Syllabic writing systems are more efficient than alphabetic ones. 6...... - The invention of writing allowed for the preservation of information across generations. 7...... - The Proto-Sinaitic script only represented vowel sounds. 8...... - Digital technology has created new challenges for writing systems. 9...... - Emoji are considered a modern form of pictographic writing.