I WONDER - What Did They Teach In Ancient Roman Schools?

In ancient Rome, boys began school at age seven, learning reading, writing, and arithmetic. They studied Latin, Roman history, and culture, and were taught basic math skills like counting and arithmetic.

At what age did boys in ancient Rome typically begin their formal education?

• Nine

• Seven

• Eleven

• Five

Which language were Roman boys taught to read and write in during their schooling?

• Greek

• Latin

• Hebrew

• Egyptian

Apart from language, what other cultural aspect was included in the Roman education curriculum?

• Persian literature

• Egyptian art

• Greek mythology

• Roman history and culture

What basic mathematical skills were taught to Roman boys?

• Counting and basic arithmetic

• Statistics and probability

• Calculus and trigonometry

• Geometry and algebra

Which of the following subjects was NOT part of the Roman boys' education?

• Arithmetic

• Reading

• Writing

• Science