A Roman slave woman

The narrator, originally from Britain, was captured by Romans and taken to Rome. As a slave, they serve their mistress, Domino, by assisting with makeup and dressing. Despite being treated kindly, the narrator must be cautious of Domino's temper, as a past incident led to severe punishment. There is hope for eventual freedom if they continue to serve well.

What was the primary reason the narrator was sold to their mistress?

• They were skilled in agriculture.

• They could speak Latin.

• They had a beautiful singing voice.

• They were strong and healthy.

What is the narrator's main role in their mistress's household?

• Cooking meals.

• Managing finances.

• Assisting with makeup and dressing.

• Taking care of the garden.

How does the narrator describe their relationship with their mistress?

• As a distant acquaintance.

• As a personal assistant without pay.

• As a family member.

• As a paid employee.

What was the consequence of the narrator pointing out a gray hair to their mistress?

• They were given a day off.

• They were promoted to a higher position.

• They were beaten and had their head shaved.

• They received a reward.

What hope does the narrator have for the future?

• To become a Roman citizen.

• To return to Britain.

• To become the head of the household.

• To gain their freedom.