Question 1 • Junior Studies (Math) - A (Mrs. Hitchcock) 26-27
Euclid is generally believed to have lived and worked in Alexandria, Egypt, and he is widely credited as the father of geometry. Scholars have also suggested that his writings, especially his famous geometry work, brought together ideas developed by many earlier mathematicians. He lived after Plato, so choice B is not correct; there is no basis here for saying he never taught mathematics.
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