Question
South India was famous _____ (i) gold, spices, and
precious stones, Pepper was particularly _______(ii) in the Roman Empire, so much so _______(iii) it was known as black gold. So, traders carried many of these goods to Rome in ships _____(iv) the seas, and ____(v) land in caravans. (v)Solution
The correct answer is A
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