Since it was only an informal gathering, Rosemary _ dressed for it.
Correct answer: B. Casually
- A. Incidentally
- B. Casually
- C. Irregularly
- D. Unexpectedly
Explanation
The term "casually" is appropriate as it conveys the informality associated with the gathering.
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