Latin Terms
Master Your Latin Terms: A Knowledge Quiz
Test your understanding of essential Latin terms that frequently appear in the English language. From legal jargon to common idioms, this quiz is designed to enhance your vocabulary and comprehension.
- 11 engaging multiple-choice questions
- Learn about terms like "caveat emptor" and "quid pro quo"
- Improve your understanding of Latin in everyday use
What does "ad hoc" mean? Example: "An ad hoc committee was set up to improve customer service."
Experienced
Focused
Arms-length
Paid
Sites like Kijiji and eBay encourage "caveat emptor". What are they warning you against?
Banking fraud
Phishing
Be diligent regarding what you are buying
Passwords being stolien
Unconfirmed
See footnote
Without certainty
And so on
What does "in vitro" (like "in vitro fertilization") mean?
Against nature
Outside the body
Involuntary
With science
Household
Family
Working adult
Person
The early bird gets the worm
Tit for tat
What's done is done
The world is my oyster.
A resumé and a CV (curriculum vitae) are not the same thing. A resumé summarizes your work experience, while a CV focuses on:
Skills
Education
Detailed descriptions of each position
Academic accomplishments like publications and awards
Elsewhere
Story
Confirmation
Witness
The puppies look like their dad, I.e. They have blue eyes and black fur.
I like fruit, I.e. apples, bananas and grapes
Some of the kids (i.e. Six of twenty) were late this morning.
I can't decide what tattoo I want next, I.e. A cat, a dog or a dreamcatcher.
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