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Latin Expressions in Everyday English

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Riddle about national income trends.

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Riddle about national income trends.

by goodday new
1

The country's __________ income increased by 5% this year, meaning each citizen earns more money on average. What term fills the blank?

Hints

It is often used to compare living standards across countries.

It relates to earnings per person.

It describes income divided by the number of people.

2

The committee rejected the proposal __________, not just a few parts of it.

Hints

Think of a Latin phrase meaning “in total” or “entirely.”

The word “total” may help you guess this phrase.

3

The phrase __________ means “by itself” or “intrinsically”.

Hints

It starts with p and s.

It means something is true “in itself” or “by its own nature,” not because of outside factors.

4

"Something for something” in Latin is __________.

Hints

It starts with q, p, q

It refers to an exchange — “you give something, and you get something in return.”

5

There is no one like him. He is truly a ____________________.

Hints

The sentence says “There is no one like him.

Look for a Latin phrase meaning a very rare or unique person.

6

My friend is just like me in every way. He is my ____________________.

Hints

This phrase is commonly used in English to describe someone who is almost like another version of yourself

7

Although the police did not know the identity of the bank robber, they had figured out his ____________________ since the criminal always acted in the same way.

Hints

Police recognized the robber’s usual “way of operating.”

The Latin phrase is often used in crime investigations.

8

I photographed the object __________ so that its exact location could be recorded.

Hints

Archaeologists and scientists often use this phrase when something is kept or studied in its original location.

9

I will always look back with fondness on my college years since my __________ nourished me in many ways.

Hints

This Latin phrase is commonly used to refer to the school, college, or university someone graduated from.

It literally means “nourishing mother.”

10

The newspaper carried a __________ report of his speech, publishing every word.

Hints

The newspaper published every single word exactly as spoken. The phrase means “word for word.”

 
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