PASSAGE 1: Fishbourne Roman Palace

Which term is closest in meaning to "a bath suite" in this context: "A bath suite in ancient villas reflects advanced engineering"?

• Kitchen complex

• Bathing rooms

• Sleeping quarters

• Dining area

Which term is closest in meaning to "a bathhouse" in this context: "A bathhouse in Roman cities promoted hygiene"?

• Public baths

• Private bedroom

• Storage facility

• Meeting hall

Which term is closest in meaning to "a gallery" in this context: "A gallery in palaces displayed artifacts"?

• Kitchen

• Corridor

• Garden

• Workshop

Which term is closest in meaning to "a governor" in this context: "A governor oversaw ancient provinces"?

• Farmer

• Ruler

• Merchant

• Artisan

Which term is closest in meaning to "a large ceremonial reception room" in this context: "A large ceremonial reception room hosted royal events"?

• Small office

• Grand hall

• Private suite

• Storage room

Which term is closest in meaning to "a local chieftain" in this context: "A local chieftain led tribal communities"?

• Foreign diplomat

• Tribal leader

• City mayor

• Religious priest

Which term is closest in meaning to "a monumental entrance" in this context: "A monumental entrance impressed visitors"?

• Narrow doorway

• Grand gateway

• Hidden passage

• Simple gate

Which term is closest in meaning to "a number of territories" in this context: "A number of territories were ruled by empires"?

• Single region

• Multiple areas

• One province

• Isolated land

Which term is closest in meaning to "a number of theories" in this context: "A number of theories explain ancient ruins"?

• Single hypothesis

• Various explanations

• One idea

• Fixed belief

Which term is closest in meaning to "a perfectly preserved mosaic" in this context: "A perfectly preserved mosaic reveals artistry"?

• Damaged painting

• Intact tilework

• Broken sculpture

• Faded mural