Ch. 1-4 (and ch. 9 vocab)

Question 1

N.B.

Answer 1

Notā Bene- note well

Question 2

e.g.

Answer 2

exempli gratia- for the sake of an example

Question 3

i.e.

Answer 3

id est- that is

Question 4

A.D.

Answer 4

Anno Domini- in the year of our Lord

Question 5

A.M.

Answer 5

Ante Meridiem- before noon

Question 6

P.M.

Answer 6

Post Meridiem- after noon

Question 7

S.P.Q.R

Answer 7

Senatus Populusque Romanus- for the senate and the Roman people

Question 8

Dirigo (Maine)

Answer 8

I point the way

Question 9

Excelsior (New York)

Answer 9

Higher / Ever Upward

Question 10

Eureka (California)

Answer 10

I have found it

Question 11

Regnat Populus (Arkansas)

Answer 11

The people rule

Question 12

Esto Perpetua (Idaho)

Answer 12

May it last forever

Question 13

Crescit Eundo (New Mexico)

Answer 13

It grows as it goes

Question 14

Cedant Arma Togae (Wyoming)

Answer 14

Let arms yield to the toga

Question 15

E Pluribus Unum (U.S.A.)

Answer 15

Out of many, one

Question 16

Veritas (Harvard University)

Answer 16

Truth

Question 17

Lux et Veritas (Yale)

Answer 17

Light and Truth

Question 18

In Deo Speramus (Brown University)

Answer 18

In God we trust

Question 19

Lux sit (University of Washington)

Answer 19

Let there be light

Question 20

Salus populi (University of Missouri)

Answer 20

The welfare of the people

Question 21

ad infinitum

Answer 21

without end

Question 22

ad nauseum

Answer 22

to the point of disgust

Question 23

cave canem

Answer 23

beware of the dog

Question 24

bona fide

Answer 24

in good faith

Question 25

cum grano salis

Answer 25

with a grain of salt

Question 26

per annum

Answer 26

by the year; yearly

Question 27

per diem

Answer 27

by the day; daily

Question 28

verbatim

Answer 28

word for word

Question 29

Errare humanum est (Seneca the Younger)

Answer 29

To err is human

Question 30

Carpe diem (Horace)

Answer 30

Seize the day

Question 31

Festina Lente (Augustus)

Answer 31

Make haste slowly

Question 32

Veni, vidi, vici (Julius Caesar)

Answer 32

I came, I saw, I conquered

Question 33

ago, agere, egi, actum

Answer 33

to do, drive, act

Question 34

audio, audire, audivi, auditum

Answer 34

to hear, listen to

Question 35

cado, cadere, cecidi, casum

Answer 35

to fall, die

Question 36

capio, capere, cepi, captum

Answer 36

to take, capture

Question 37

curro, currere, cucurri, cursum

Answer 37

to run

Question 38

neco, necare, necavi, necatum

Answer 38

to kill

Question 39

peto, petere, petivi, petitum

Answer 39

to seek, ask, aim at, attack

Question 40

tempto, temptare, temptavi, temptatum

Answer 40

to try, attempt