Question 1
Which Latin expression urges someone to make the most of the present day?
- Carpe diem
- Tempus fugit
- Ad astra
- Memento mori
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Carpe diem
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Latin Phrases trivia quiz
Latin Phrases trivia, played live: seven rounds, ten seconds a question. QuizDown has over 120 Latin Phrases questions, from easy to expert, and you’re matched with a real player who gets the same seven.
What the Latin Phrases questions cover
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Question 2
Which Latin term describes something created for a specific, immediate purpose?
- Per se
- Ad hoc
- In situ
- De facto
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Ad hoc
Question 3
Which Latin expression means “and other similar things” at the end of a list?
- Ad infinitum
- In toto
- Et cetera
- Per capita
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Et cetera
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How a Latin Phrases match works
- Seven rounds. The same seven Latin Phrases questions for you and your opponent.
- Ten seconds each. A right answer in two seconds scores 20; at the buzzer, 11.
- The last round counts double. It’s never over until it’s over.
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