When Constructing an Aqueduct, One of the Most Important Goals

question 20

Multiple Choice

When constructing an aqueduct, one of the most important goals of Roman engineers was

• A) to implement a hypocaust system that would keep the water at an even temperature.
• B) to minimize the environmental effect of the aqueduct.
• C) to ensure that no lead entered the water system.
• D) to maintain a consistent gradient in the aqueduct channel.

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