Christians living in Egypt under the Arab rule were called the... a: Jomsvikings B: Inuits C: Copts or D: Kiwis?

Christians living in Egypt under the Arab rule were called the Copts.

Option: C

Explanation:

In 10th and 11th centuries Jomsvikings were the part of vikings brigands.  They used to worship dieties Odin and Thor. They agreed to fight for any lord who would pay substantial fees along with christian. Inuits live in extremely cold region of Greenland, Canada and Alaska. They are the part of arctic region.

Copts, they are the ethno religious community of Egypt's indigenous christian. Libya, Sudan has also large percentage of copts in their territory. Kiwis are the native birds of New Zealand. This bird is the national symbol of New Zealand. They are fightless native one. That's why new zealanders are known as Kiwis.

B. writing the first novel.

Explanation:

Although it is a matter of debate, many agree that the Tale of Genji can be considered the first novel ever written, this mostly because of the psychological nature of the narrative along with the structure of the tale which clearly falls within the scope of what is considered a novel (length, character development and setting, dialogue and polyphony, and detailed societal descriptions). The novel was written by a noblewoman by the name of Murasaki Shikibu in the 11th century of our time.