Latin Phrases Quiz

What does the Latin phrase 'carpe diem' mean?

• Seize the day

• Let the buyer beware

• In extreme circumstances

• Based on the first impression

What is the meaning of the Latin phrase 'caveat emptor'?

• Seize the day

• Let the buyer beware

• In extreme circumstances

• Based on the first impression

What does 'de facto' mean?

• Seize the day

• Let the buyer beware

• Actually existing or in effect

• In extreme circumstances

What is the meaning of 'in extremis'?

• Seize the day

• Let the buyer beware

• Actually existing or in effect

• In extreme circumstances

What does 'in medias res' mean?

• In or into the middle of a plot

• Let the buyer beware

• Actually existing or in effect

• In extreme circumstances

What is the meaning of 'in toto'?

• Altogether, entirely

• Let the buyer beware

• Actually existing or in effect

• In extreme circumstances

What does 'modus operandi' mean?

• Altogether, entirely

• Method of operating

• Actually existing or in effect

• In extreme circumstances

What is the meaning of 'modus vivendi'?

• Altogether, entirely

• Method of operating

• Way of living or getting along

• In extreme circumstances

What does 'persona non grata' mean?

• An unwelcome person

• Method of operating

• Way of living or getting along

• In extreme circumstances

What is the meaning of 'prima facie'?

• Based on the first impression

• Method of operating

• Way of living or getting along

• In extreme circumstances