Question

priests
people in this varna had religious authority. they were allowed to study religious texts and teach other people about them. they were also in charge of performing religious rituals, such as giving sacrifices to the gods.
warriors
this varna was made up of rulers and soldiers. they were involved in public service and were responsible for governing and protecting their communities. members of this group were allowed to study religious texts, but they could not teach others about them.
common people
people in this group were farmers, craftspeople, traders, and merchants. they often owned land. members of this varna were also allowed to study religious texts but could not teach them.
servants
members of this group were supposed to work for people in higher varnas. some examples of their jobs included washers, street sweepers, and people who made leather. servants were not allowed to study religious texts.
based on the table, what did a persons varna determine? select all that apply.
what types of jobs a person could have
whether or not a person could study sacred texts
if a person was allowed to teach religious texts to others
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Explanation:

• Job types: Each varna has distinct jobs (e.g., Priests do religious tasks, Servants do menial work).
• Studying sacred texts: Priests/Warriors/Common people can study; Servants cannot.
• Teaching religious texts: Only Priests are allowed to teach others.

All three options are supported by the table.

Answer:

what types of jobs a person could have, whether or not a person could study sacred texts, if a person was allowed to teach religious texts to others