The principal reason the agora—a marketplace and civic center—became the heart of Greeks' social life was because ________
A. popular games were played there
B. conversation and argument were carried on in the open air
C. musicians played music there
D. dances and concerts were held there each night
E. people were encouraged to share their concern while shopping
Answer: B
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