Mottoes and Abbreviations KJCL 2025
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1. Which abbreviation would be used after a list that is NOT inclusive?
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2. What is the correct abbreviation for videlicet? *
3. What does the abbreviation t.i.d. Tell you about a medicine? *
4. In English, de facto means _____.
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5. The abbreviation cf. stands for which Latin word(s)? *
6. The abbreviation P.S. stands for _____. *
7. In English, P.O. means _____. *
8. Which of the following is an abbreviation for the most advanced degree a medical doctor receives?
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9. Vade mecum is like the phrase _____ in English.
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10. At State Convention, Ian decided to compete in Impromptu Art ex tempore, meaning : *
11. “It does not follow” in Latin is
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12. Divide et impera roughly translates into English as *
13. Modus vivendi can best be translated into English as *
14. The acronym Q. E. D. stands for the phrase . *
15. The teacher made the student repeat the phrase over and over _____.
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16. Augustus is credited with the phrase, festina lente meaning _____.
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17. Mens sana in corpore sano roughly translates into English as _____.
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18. The motto of the Royal Air Force is:
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19. What is the Latin motto of the modern Olympic Games?
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20. Where would one find the phrase requiescat in pace? *
21. The Latin motto of Kent, England is invicta, meaning: *
22. What is Belize’s motto?
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23. Miserando atque eligendo is the motto of which country? *
24. What is the Latin for the British Virgin Islands’ motto, ‘Be watchful’?
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25. What is the motto of the Green Berets?
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26. Who said, alea iacta est (the die is cast) when they crossed the Rubicon? *
27. Vergil said, sed terrae graviora manent, meaning _____. *
28. The phrase, sub rosa, is best reflected in which circumstance?
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29. Who is attributed with the phrase divitae bonum non sunt? *
30. The phrase “misery loves company” can be translated as _____ in Latin:
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31. Which is an example of a sero venientibus ossa action? *
32. A slip of the tongue
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33. On school field trips, like State Convention, your sponsor is In Loco Parentis, meaning _____. *
34. I will be taking participation points by the day.
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35. Disney’s “The Emperor’s New Groove” starts in medias res, meaning… *
36. New York State’s Motto is excelsior. What does this mean?
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37. Kansas’ motto translates in English as “to the stars through difficulties”; what is it in Latin?
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38. Qui transtulit sustinet, the motto of Connecticut, translates into English as _____.
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39. Montani semper liberi is the motto of which state? *
40. What does California’s NON LATIN motto mean?
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41. Which Florida college’s motto is civium in moribus rei publicae salus? *
42. Which Texas college’s motto is disciplina praesidium civitatis? *
43. The motto of Michigan is si quaeris paeninsulam amoenam circumspice. What does this mean? *
44. Oregon’s Latin motto is:
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45. The country of Panama has which Latin motto?
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46. Who wrote “One deception brings another,” or in Latin Fallacia alia aliam trudit? *
47. When Seneca said errare humanum est he meant . *
48. Who penned, rident stolidi verba Latina? *
49. Who said omnium rerum principia parva sunt? *
50. Constantine is associated with this quote, based on the ancient accounts of Eusebius and Lactantius, after he had a vision in the sky before the Battle of the Milvian Bridge?
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