Why do we think that homers epics played a important role in the culture of classical greeks?

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We think that Homer's epics played an important role in the culture of classical Greeks because people memorized parts of his poems in school, and they quoted him in everyday language.

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

Homer is regarded as one of the greatest authors that have been in the world at some points in time. His epics Odyssey and Iliad are world-famous works of contemporary literature and are believed to be the most essential part of the cultural development of Greece and the surrounding region.

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