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Athens was the largest and most powerful city-state in ancient Greece. According to legend, the goddess Athena and the god Poseidon competed for the right to name the city. Poseidon offered the water of the sea, but Athena planted a seed that grew into an olive tree, which the Athenians felt was more valuable.Which of the following is a main idea of Passage 1?
A. Athenian farmers primarily grew grapes on their farms.
B. Athenian men had more public roles in society than women did.
C. Athenians are known for the delicious meals they prepared.
D. Athenians placed a great deal of focus on staying physically fit.
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The passage focuses on the legend in which Athena’s gift — an olive tree, prized by the Athenians for its food/oil — was judged more valuable than Poseidon’s sea water. Options A, B, and D are not supported by the passage.
The passage focuses on the legend in which Athena’s gift — an olive tree, prized by the Athenians for its food/oil — was judged more valuable than Poseidon’s sea water. Options A, B, and D are not supported by the passage.
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