Greco-Roman civilization?

Question

How did the Romans view Greek culture, such as art, literature, and philosophy, during the Greco-Roman period of civilization?

a.The Romans believed it was substandard.
b. The Romans believed it would anger the gods and lead to mass destruction of their way of life.
c The Romans believed it lacked a sense of community pride.
d The Romans believed it represented the height of cultural achievement.

Answer 1

undoubtedly D. The Romans regarded the Greeks much as the Anglo-Saxons regarded the French during the nineteenth century - the epitome of all that was finest in a civilization. But militarily inferior.

Answer 2

D. The Romans copied the Greeks a lot becuase they recognized the high attainment of Greek civilization.

Answer 3

I'd say D. The most educated Romans spoke Greek as well as Latin, and there were even Greek libraries for Romans to visit.