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Latin Phrases Everyone Should Know Quiz
Although considered a dead language, most of us use Latin phrases in our daily lives. Can you match the Latin phrase with its English equivalent?
A matching quiz by
stredman
. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
stredman
Time
3 mins
Type
Match Quiz
Quiz #
406,763
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Very Easy
Avg Score
9 / 10
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Questions
Choices
1
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Caveat emptor
Existing state
2
.
Bona fide
Solid ground
3
.
Prima facie
This for that
4
.
Ad hoc
Seize the day
5
.
Status quo
At first look
6
.
Nota bene
From fact
7
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Quid pro quo
Let the buyer beware
8
.
De facto
For this
9
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Terra firma
Note well
10
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Carpe diem
With good faith
Select each answer
1. Caveat emptor
---
Existing state
Solid ground
This for that
Seize the day
At first look
From fact
Let the buyer beware
For this
Note well
With good faith
2. Bona fide
---
Existing state
Solid ground
This for that
Seize the day
At first look
From fact
Let the buyer beware
For this
Note well
With good faith
3. Prima facie
---
Existing state
Solid ground
This for that
Seize the day
At first look
From fact
Let the buyer beware
For this
Note well
With good faith
4. Ad hoc
---
Existing state
Solid ground
This for that
Seize the day
At first look
From fact
Let the buyer beware
For this
Note well
With good faith
5. Status quo
---
Existing state
Solid ground
This for that
Seize the day
At first look
From fact
Let the buyer beware
For this
Note well
With good faith
6. Nota bene
---
Existing state
Solid ground
This for that
Seize the day
At first look
From fact
Let the buyer beware
For this
Note well
With good faith
7. Quid pro quo
---
Existing state
Solid ground
This for that
Seize the day
At first look
From fact
Let the buyer beware
For this
Note well
With good faith
8. De facto
---
Existing state
Solid ground
This for that
Seize the day
At first look
From fact
Let the buyer beware
For this
Note well
With good faith
9. Terra firma
---
Existing state
Solid ground
This for that
Seize the day
At first look
From fact
Let the buyer beware
For this
Note well
With good faith
10. Carpe diem
---
Existing state
Solid ground
This for that
Seize the day
At first look
From fact
Let the buyer beware
For this
Note well
With good faith
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Apr 12 2024 : SKEEerra:
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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Caveat emptor
Answer:
Let the buyer beware
Without a warranty the buyer must take the risk.
2. Bona fide
Answer:
With good faith
Generally taken to mean genuine or real today (e.g., he was a bona fide expert on dinosaur skeletons).
3. Prima facie
Answer:
At first look
Based on first impression and accepted as fact until proven otherwise.
4. Ad hoc
Answer:
For this
Often taken to mean as needed, such as an 'ad hoc' committee to deal with an unusual situation.
5. Status quo
Answer:
Existing state
Not to be confused with the English rock group, status quo refers to maintaining what has preceded before.
6. Nota bene
Answer:
Note well
Usually shortened to n.b. is often used as an addendum as a warning or advisory note.
7. Quid pro quo
Answer:
This for that
Something for something, or an eye for an eye, the opposite of 'pro Bono'.
8. De facto
Answer:
From fact
Although we were not married she was my de facto wife
9. Terra firma
Answer:
Solid ground
After a day on the ocean it is a relief to get back on terra firma!
10. Carpe diem
Answer:
Seize the day
Used as a motivational tool to make the most of the present.
Source: Author
stredman
This quiz was reviewed by FunTrivia editor
Bruyere
before going online.
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