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S1: In the early vedic period, various animals like cow, goat and sheep were raised.
S2: Domestication of animal was not considered as a profession.
S3: Cows were of great economic value.
S4: A wealthy family was known as gomat because they had many cows.
S5: Cows were considered as sacred and were never offered as gifts.

From the given statements, select the wrong sentence:

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S1, S2
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S3, S5
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S2, S5
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S2, S4, S5
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The correct option is C S2, S5
Domestication of animals was an important profession. Various animals like cow, horse, bull, sheep, and goats were raised and considered as part of property. Cows held great economic value and were the main wealth. A wealthy person was known as gomat. Cows were also offered as ‘Dana’ or gift and Bali or tribute to priests and chief of the clan. Cows held a significant position in the trade system of the Rigvedic Aryans.

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