Generally, how were the candidates for the civil service examinations chosen?
a. Half came from the farmer class.
b. Anyone in a local area could register for the examination.
c. Females were allowed to apply, but were never found qualified to actually take the examination.
d. Successful exam candidates came from a small core group from Kaifeng.
e. Never being completely fair, favoritism was given to powerful families.
d
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