The churchyard of St. Paul's Cathedral was well-known for its____________?
Correct answer: D. bookshops.
- A. ruinous condition.
- B. performing bears.
- C. graffiti.
- D. bookshops.
Explanation
St Paul's Churchyard was a major centre of the early London book trade, surrounded by booksellers and publishers. Its importance was literary and commercial rather than associated with graffiti or performing bears.
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