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CR · Critical Reasoning
655-705
Resolve a Paradox
The ancient Greeks were skilled in the art of shipbuilding and utilized their knowledge extensively in coastal regions. It is surprising, then, that they did not employ their shipbuilding techniques in areas with significant inland trade..
Which of the following, if true, best explains the difference in the Greeks' shipbuilding practices?
Which of the following, if true, best explains the difference in the Greeks' shipbuilding practices?
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The ancient Greeks were proficient in constructing vessels that could navigate both coastal and open waters effectively.
B
In regions where shipbuilding was not prevalent, trade routes were well-established and relied on overland transportation.
C
Shipbuilding was susceptible to damage from storms, but repairs could be made quickly and at a low cost.
D
In many areas where shipbuilding was not adopted, traditional methods of transport remained in use.
E
In densely populated inland areas, the development of shipbuilding would likely have led to economic disruption by affecting existing trade jobs.
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RitikJan 5, 2025
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655-705
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