What does Casca mean when he says that the strange happenings in Rome are portentous? A. They are unimportant to Caesar's rule. B. They are confusing to many people. C. They are signs of bad events to come. D. They indicate there are good times ahead.

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8 August, 04:42

What does Casca mean when he says that the strange happenings in Rome are portentous? A. They are unimportant to Caesar's rule. B. They are confusing to many people. C. They are signs of bad events to come. D. They indicate there are good times ahead.

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Leila Mckenzie · Answer 1

The answer is C) They are signs of bad events to come.

Oliver Allen · Answer 2

they are signs of bad times to come. (C)

a synonym of the word portentous is warning, what is a warning? a sign that something bad is gonna happen. you're welcome boo boo <3