Arabic is a Semitic language, while the others are Indo-European languages.

Cuneiform was used for a variety of purposes, including religious texts, government records, and trade documents.

Chinese writing developed independently of cuneiform.

The wedge-shaped marks used in cuneiform are called cuneiforms.

Egyptian was written in hieroglyphs, not cuneiform.

Cuneiform was first developed in the city of Uruk in southern Mesopotamia.

Cuneiform is not a pictograph, but rather a syllabary and a logography.

The Cyrus Cylinder is the last known cuneiform inscription, dating from 539 BC.

Phoenician is the writing system that is most closely related to cuneiform.

Cuneiform was the script that was used to write Sumerian.

There is no evidence that cuneiform was used to write scientific texts.

Sargon of Akkad was the Babylonian king who conquered the Sumerians and adopted their writing system.

The printing press was not a legacy of cuneiform.

The modern country that is home to the ruins of the ancient city of Babylon is Iraq.

Cuneiform signs are made up of wedges, not triangles.