Where the most Athenian children were taught___________?
Correct answer: D. At home
- A. At university
- B. At colleges
- C. With peers
- D. At home
Explanation
Most Athenian children received early education at home or through private instruction rather than in a public school system. Formal schooling was mainly available to boys from families able to afford it.
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