A attentive

1. A young council states that demand for menhirs is virually 0. So he suggest to be _________. (pick one of the answers to fill the gaps).
a) attentive
b) negative
c) creative
d) positive

2. A “potential consumer” is _________.

a) who wants to fight for Caesar in the new campaign.
b) Gauls
c) Caesar himself
d) those who probably wants to buy menhirs

3. What is the sundial?

a) ancient jewelry
b) ancient clock
c) a clothing that Romans used to wear
d) a place where gladiators fight each other

4. According to the presentation by young council what do people buy?

a) something useful
b) something that makes neighbour envious
c) something thatʼs fun
d) something comfortable

5. While making his presentation, the young council uses a phrase “rapid contact”. What kind of contact is it?

a) heavy
b) strong
c) slow
d) fast

6. With what did the young council compared menhirs as they are sold in a short period of time?

a) popcorn
b) ice cream
c) hot cake
d) hot-dog

7. Romans often mention Jupiter. Who is Jupiter?

a) a good angel by Roman
b) almighty God by Roman
c) an evil angel by Roman
d) a legendary king of Rome

8. What did Meretricius suggest?

a) not to buy menhirs
b) to buy Roman products
c) to ban imported things
d) all anwers are correct

9. What is the only right of a slave owns, according to Meretricius?

a) to fight
b) to walk
c) to work
d) to keep silence

10. Which word better represent the meaning “having oneʼs finger on the pulse of public opinion?

a) manipulation
b) stimulation
c) evacuation
d) evapouration

11. Caesar was afraid of _________ only because of menhirs, so he decided to reject the young councilʼs stupid suggestion on menhirs.

a) civil war
b) rebellion
c) invasion
d) strike by slaves

12. What does mean “to cut price”?

a) make more expensive
b) make cheaper
c) make slower
d) make lighter

13. As you noticed, there were lots of Roman menhirs ads illustrated on the wall. Name of the what foreign country was mentioned except Rome there?

a) Byzantium
b) Greece
c) Egypt
d) Britain

14. What does a phrase “Prices are falling!” mean?

a) getting more expensive
b) getting cheaper
c) getting more alternative
d) getting more useless

15. What was defined as “Bigger! Better! Cheaper!” in the ads on the wall?

a) Gaulish menhirs
b) Egyptian menhirs
c) Roman menhirs
d) Greek menhirs