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1 The Ancient Romans often had Greek people in their house lo- their children.
A learn
B study
C teach
2 Children in Ancient Rome didn't have to about music, but children in Ancient Greece did.
A fail
Binvent
Clearn
3 In Ancient Rome, children often translated Greek
into Latin.
A literature
B mathematics
Cphysics
4 Children in Ancient Rome didn't - music, because it wasn't a good subject for soldiers.
A remember
B study
C teach
5 Children in Ancient Rome read a lot, to mathematics, agriculture and war.
A discover
B fail
C understand
6 Some children their boxing skills with a teacher in Ancient Rome.
A forgot
Bknew
C practised
7 Children in Ancient Rome had lessons in speaking, and had to long poems.
A discover
B fail
C memorize
8 The only modern subject they had was In these classes they learned how to use numbers.
A biology
B physics
C maths
9 Students in Ancient Rome didn't pass or because there weren't any exams or tests.
A fail

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