Passage: Read the given passage carefully and answer the following questions. Imagine stepping into the life of Albert Einstein, Marilyn Monroe, or even Madonna. At California’s Fame Hotel, located ten miles outside Los Angeles, you can experience "What if?" in a unique way. The hotel has 32 themed rooms named after famous people from Hollywood, music, literature, sports, and science. Guests can stay in rooms like Clint Eastwood on the second floor or Elvis Presley on the third, each room personalised to reflect the life of its star. Inside each room, you find items the hotel owner believes the celebrity would have loved—Marilyn Monroe’s room has elegant white dresses, and Albert Einstein’s wardrobe is famously sock-free! If you stay in Mike Tyson’s room, you can practice boxing, complete with a skipping rope. One guest in the Elvis room shared, “I love this place! Now I know what Elvis would eat for breakfast—pancakes and strawberry ice cream!” Nearby, a guest in the Einstein room enjoys cabbage soup. With plans to open a Fame Hotel in New York next year and future expansions in Europe, you might soon be able to book the Winston Churchill suite in L o n d o n . Question: What is the most appropriate ANTONYM of the word ‘famous’ as used in the passage?

1. Well-known
2. Renowned
3. Ordinary
4. Prominent