Where were the Sophists and philosophers usually taught_____________?
Correct answer: C. Galleries
- A. Universities
- B. Schools
- C. Galleries
- D. Libraries
Explanation
Sophists and philosophers commonly taught in public galleries or other open civic spaces rather than in modern universities or libraries. “Galleries” is the source's intended term for these public teaching places.
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