Caesar's English

There was a sub rosa conversation.

• questioned

• having two chambers

• exist beforehand

• done in secret

• obsolete

What does the term 'sub rosa' mean in English?

• A) questioned

• B) having two chambers

• C) exist beforehand

• D) done in secret

In the context of 'Caesar's English', what does the word 'benevolent' mean?

• A) kind and generous

• B) harmful

• C) indifferent

• D) wealthy

Which of the following words is a synonym for 'audacious' as used in 'Caesar's English'?

• A) timid

• B) bold

• C) quiet

• D) reserved

What is the meaning of 'circumvent' in 'Caesar's English'?

• A) to go around

• B) to confront directly

• C) to ignore

• D) to simplify

In 'Caesar's English', what does 'gregarious' mean?

• A) solitary

• B) sociable

• C) unfriendly

• D) shy

What is the correct meaning of 'malevolent' in 'Caesar's English'?

• A) evil

• B) kind

• C) neutral

• D) indifferent

In 'Caesar's English', what does 'vivacious' mean?

• A) lively

• B) dull

• C) tired

• D) slow

What does 'obsequious' mean in 'Caesar's English'?

• A) servile

• B) rebellious

• C) independent

• D) indifferent

In 'Caesar's English', what is the meaning of 'prodigious'?

• A) small

• B) enormous

• C) average

• D) tiny