Multiple choice softskills leadership

censor

  1. not thick

  2. skillful (in using mind or hand)

  3. (in ancient Rome) overseer of morals (also taking the census)

  4. resorting to help when in trouble

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C Correct answer
Explanation

In ancient Rome, a censor was a magistrate responsible for supervising public morals and conducting the census - counting citizens and assessing their property. This historical office gives us the modern concept of censorship. The other options are incorrect: slender means not thick, adept means skillful, and succor means help in trouble.