Cultural Literacy: “When in Rome…”

Although Will Ferrell famously mangled it in “Anchorman,” your students needn’t, especially if you guide them through this Cultural Literacy Worksheet on the expression “When in Rome (do as the Romans do).” I’ve  tagged this as an idiomatic expression. It apparently originated with Saint Augustine, who related it as advice to a traveler to Rome for the first time.

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