Paragraf Test-17 Soru=27

We can infer from, the passage that an orator ....... .

Although deeply influenced by Greek education, Roman education was nonetheless quite
different. For most Greeks, the end of education was to produce a good citizen, and a good
citizen meant a well-rounded individual. The goal of Roman education was the same, but for the
Romans a good citizen meant an effective speaker. The result was that they disregarded such non
-utilitarian, Greek studies as science, philosophy, music, dancing and gymnastics, basing their
education instead on literature and oratory. Even their study of literature, with its over-emphasis
on the technicalities of grammar and its under-emphasis on content, had the purpose of
producing good orators.