Nineveh lay on the eastern side of the Tigris, and was one of the greatest - if not the greatest - of the cities of antiquity. It had ______ towers, each ______ feet high, and its wall was ______ feet high, and of such breadth that three chariots could drive on it abreast. It was 60 miles in circumference, and could within its walls, grow corn enough for its population of __________. Zenophon says the basement of its wall was of polished stone, and its width ______ feet. In the city was a magnificent palace, with courts and walls covering more than 100 acres.
A) Seven, Hundred, Fifty, Millions, Sixty
B) Nine, Two Hundred, Fifty, Thousands, Forty
C) Twelve, Three Hundred, Seventy-five, Hundreds, Seventy
D) Four, Four Hundred, Fifty, Hundreds, Fifty