Question

Read the following text from The Fabulous Life of Ancient Romans by Julie S. Cesar. Roman society was divided into the upper class and the working class, but in bathhouses, this division melted away. Similar to today's health club or community center, the bathhouse was a vital part of Roman culture. The Roman bathhouse was a place to exercise, relax, and visit with friends. A student used information from the above text to write a report about daily life in ancient Rome. Select the sentence in the student's report that plagiarizes the above text. Roman citizens led lives that followed a similar pattern to our own: work, relax, eat, and socialize. In Rome, many people lived in structures similar to what we know as apartment buildings. When Roman citizens were not working or at home, many of them sought out fun activities to do in their free time. Because the bathhouse was a vital part of Roman culture, most Roman citizens visited the bathhouse every day. Citizens from all social classes also frequently went to the theater and chariot races.

Answer 1

Because the bathhouse was a vital part of Roman culture, most Roman citizens visited the bathhouse every day.