Latin Phrases in English

What does the Latin phrase "ad hoc" mean when used in English?

• For this purpose

• Forever

• By the fact itself

• In itself

Which Latin phrase is used to describe something that continues indefinitely?

• ad hoc

• ad infinitum

• ipso facto

• per se

What does "ipso facto" mean in English?

• By the fact itself

• For this purpose

• In itself

• After death

Which Latin phrase means "in itself"?

• per se

• post mortem

• quid pro quo

• sine qua non

What does "persona non grata" mean?

• A necessary condition

• An unwelcome person

• A reciprocal exchange

• The existing state of affairs

Which Latin phrase is used to refer to an examination of a body after death?

• ad infinitum

• post mortem

• status quo

• veto

What does "quasi" mean when used in English?

• As if

• By the fact itself

• In itself

• An unwelcome person

Which Latin phrase means "something for something"?

• quid pro quo

• sine qua non

• status quo

• vice versa

What does "sine qua non" mean?

• An unwelcome person

• A necessary condition

• The existing state of affairs

• A reciprocal exchange

Which Latin phrase refers to the existing state of affairs?

• status quo

• veto

• vice versa

• ad hoc