In the Slajuk period, when a scholar come to a city the people would _________________________?
Correct answer: D. All of the following options
- A. Have delivered a lecture on a particular literary issue
- B. Have gathered around him
- C. The natives would have come his formal students
- D. All of the following options
Explanation
Scholars in the Seljuk period attracted gatherings, delivered lectures, and gained students when they visited cities. The three statements describe related features of scholarly teaching, so all of them apply.
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