In ancient Greek, the formal education was primarily provided to the males and ____________?
Correct answer: B. Non-slaves
- A. Females
- B. Non-slaves
- C. Slaves
- D. Poor
Explanation
Formal education in ancient Greece was mainly available to free male citizens, not to slaves or the wider population. The intended contrast to males is therefore non-slaves, although the wording is historically simplified.
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