Generally, how were candidates chosen to take the civil service examinations?
a. Half of the candidates were recruited from the farmer class.
b. Anyone in the local area could register for the examination.
c. Females were allowed to apply, but were found unqualified to actually take the examination.
d. Successful exam candidates came from a small core group from Kaifeng.
e. Favoritism was given to powerful families.
d
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