Chinese written language is based upon a system

a similar to the Arabic alphabet
b. of symbols, each standing for a separate word in the language.
c. similar to the Phoenician alphabet.
d. of drawings and paintings called calligraphy.

Question

Chinese written language is based upon a system

a similar to the Arabic alphabet 
b. of symbols, each standing for a separate word in the language. 
c. similar to the Phoenician alphabet. 
d. of drawings and paintings called calligraphy.

anonymous · Answer

I think it's C. @jgirl128

jgirl128 · Answer

I think it's D, but I'm not sure.

jgirl128 · Answer

is the answer somewhere in your textbook? cause some of the answers I'm finding are not any of the options.

anonymous · Answer

I didn't see anything mentioning it, I looked on the web and C or D make the most sense.

jgirl128 · Answer

well I don't think it's C because I can't really find anything that connects the two. the Phoenician alphabet is derived from Egyptian hieroglyphics, and Chinese writing is similar to hieroglyphic writings but it never attained the alphabetic stage.

anonymous · Answer

I didn't see anything mentioning it, I looked on the web and C or D make the most sense.