Latin GSU 5 Day 3
Terms
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- per annum
- by the year
- per capita
- by the heads, used in counting people
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per centum
The Latin abbreviation is
"per cent.". - out of each hundred, or "percent"
- per diem
- by the day
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Chosse a Latin phrase from cards 1-4 to complete this sentence:
I want to receive my allowance weekly and NOT ___ _______! - per annum
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Use phrase from 1-4 to complete:
Better, yet! Rather than recveive my allowance weekly, how about ___ _____! - per diem
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Use phrase from 1-4:
The sales price was 10 ____ _________. - per centum
- The Mayor of the city announced he was decreasing taxes on a ____ _______ basis!
- per capita
- post mortem
- after death
- prima facie
- first appearance, obvious
- rara avis
- rare bird, sometimes used as a compliment of ones talents
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Use a Latin phrase from 9-11 to complete:
The mystery movie opened with the doctor examining the body, ________ ________. - post mortem
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Use 9-11:
Smiling, the creative drama instructor said to her pupil, "You are one _____ ______!" - rara avis
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Use 9-11:
After seeing a trail of candy wrappers leading to my younger sister's room, I knew ______ ________ that she had eaten all of my candy. - prima facie
- re
- regarding, often seen on notes
- seriatim
- a series
- stare decisis
- the decision stands
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statim
common abbreviation: stat. - immediately!
- sub rosa
- under the rose, or more commonly used to mean: secretly
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Use phrases from 1-4 to complete:
The procedure was detailed and the steps had to be followed ________. - seriatim
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Use 1-4 to complete:
The coach would not change his schedule. The time of the match remains ________ _________. - stare decisis
- "Shhh!" We have to plan the party _____ ______.
- sub rosa
- "Hurry, get on the plane ______."
- stat or statim
- terra firma
- firm ground
- verbatum
- word for word
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versus
common abbreviation: vs. or v. - against
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Use phrases from 9-11 to complete:
The instructor read the detailed directions _________. - verbatum
- The troops returned home, proudly saying, "We are back on _______ _______!"
- firm ground
- UGA ________ Ga Tech tonight!
- versus
- finis!
- the end