According to the passage, which of the following is the most noteworthy trend in education in twelfth-century Europe?
Explanation:
Theology was the ‘queen of science’, but as it is cited in the fourth paragraph, “very few people went for it”. Thus, option 2 can be ruled out. From paragraph 1, even the not-so-wealthy turned to education. The author cites two examples in this regard. Therefore, option 3 can be eliminated. Option 4 goes against the idea depicted in the passage. Clergy’s influence although present did not rise. Option 1 totals the idea of the move towards secularization of education in the twelfth century.
Hence, the correct answer is option 1.
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