Foreign Phrases MCQs with Answers

Past Paper MCQ

The foreign phrase Ad libitum means?

• A.At ease
• B.At will
• C.At once
• D.At large

What does the Latin term 'Qua' mean when used in English contexts?

• A.In the capacity of
• B.In the place of
• C.In the absence of
• D.In the opinion of

What does the French phrase 'Joie de vivre' translate to in English?

• A.Joy of life
• B.Joy of living
• C.Joy of love
• D.Joy of laughter

What does the Latin phrase 'Pro tem' (Pro tempore) mean when referring to a position or appointment?

• A.For the time being
• B.For the record
• C.For the future
• D.For the past

What does the Latin phrase 'de facto' mean when referring to a situation in society or government?

• A.In practice, but not necessarily ordained by law
• B.By law, but not necessarily in practice
• C.Against the law and morally wrong
• D.Approved by an official authority

What does the Latin term 'Curriculum Vitae (C.V.)' refer to in a professional context?

• A.A detailed list of academic achievements only
• B.A summary of one's work experience and qualifications
• C.A formal job application letter
• D.A document listing personal references

What does the Latin phrase 'Ab extra' mean?

• A.From within
• B.From outside
• C.From above
• D.From below

What does the Latin legal term 'Quo warranto' generally refer to?

• A.A writ questioning authority
• B.A type of contract
• C.A plea of self-defense
• D.A judicial order for compensation

Sub judice means _?

• A.Under judicial condition
• B.Under consideration
• C.Beyond the law
• D.In the absence of a judge

The foreign phrase Coup d'état means:

• A.A military parade
• B.A peaceful transfer of power
• C.A democratic election
• D.A sudden illegal seizure of government power