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    Question 1: Which of these is the French word for peace?
    A. confiance
    B. bonheur
    C. paix
    D. amour
    Question 2: What is the word for egg in French?
    A. oeuf
    B. quiche
    C. jambon
    D. crĂªpe
    Question 3: How does one say cup in French?
    A. fourchette
    B. assiette
    C. tasse
    D. cuillère
    Question 4: You’re in France and you want to tell someone that he has a nice tie. What is the word for “tie?â€
    A. cravate
    B. chaussette
    C. chaussure
    D. chapeau
    Question 5: What is the French word for sea?
    A. chĂ¢teau
    B. montagne
    C. maison
    D. mer
    Question 6: Watch out! The road is under _____________.
    A. Construction
    B. Water
    C. Pressure
    D. Age
    Question 7: What does the Latin phrase Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur mean?
    A. Latin is the mother of all languages
    B. Every wise man should speak Latin
    C. Anything said in Latin sounds profound
    D. You cannot see the truth, until you learn Latin
    Question 8: What does Ad astra per aspera mean in English?
    A. Humankind aspires to reach the stars
    B. One cannot reach a star
    C. Rich people never smile
    D. To the stars through hardships
    Question 9: Julius Caesar once said veni, vidi, vici. What did he mean?
    A. To win is to see yourself winning
    B. A good enemy is a dead enemy
    C. A friend in need is a friend indeed
    D. I came, I saw, I conquered
    Question 10: What is vir in Latin?
    A. A man
    B. A virus
    C. A human
    D. An enemy
    Question 11: What does Vae Victis mean?
    A. Glory to the winners
    B. Woe to the conquered
    C. If you win, you loose
    D. Beware of the conqueror
    Question 12: If your business partner says pacta sunt servanda, what does he/she mean?
    A. Your business is finished.
    B. Agreements must be honoured.
    C. You are my slave now.
    D. How can I serve you?
    Question 13: To whom can you say Cura te ipsum!?
    A. To a policeman who arrests you
    B. To your partner, expressing your love
    C. To a beggar, when you dont have any money
    D. To a doctor, when you do not agree with his/her diagnosis
    Question 14: When they refer to future events in writing, some people use DV which stands for Deo volente. What does it mean?
    A. While life is, hope is
    B. God is (my) protector
    C. God wills it
    D. By Gods will
    Question 15: When is it proper to say Nunc est bibendum?
    A. When you want to smoke
    B. At a party
    C. In court
    D. At a catholic mass