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Which of the following languages were used as a medium of instruction to impart education to the people of the Chola Empire?

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English

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Telugu

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Sanskrit

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Tamil

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C Sanskrit
D Tamil
Sanskrit and Tamil were used as mediums of instruction to impart education to the people of the Chola Empire. The study of subjects like art, grammar, astronomy, science, and philosophy were encouraged. Education was imparted in the courtyard of the temples.

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