Latin to English Quiz

Latin	English	?
Ave imperator morituri te salutamus		Spoken by gladiators
In vino veritas		Oh, what alchohol can do
SPQR/ Senatus Populusque Romanus
Carpe diem		And the quiz!
Modus operandi		a.k.a M.O.
De gustibus non est diputandum		Shall we agree to disagree?
Ars gratia artis		Make sure you enjoy what you do!
Semper fidelis		Motto of the U.S. Marine Corps
Semper paratus		Motto of the U.S. Coast Guard
In varietate concordia		Motto of the European Union

Latin	English	?
Festina lente		Motto of Caesar Augustus
Tempus fugit		How much do you have left on the quiz?
Labor omnia vincit		Always good advice
Veni, vidi, vici
Orbis non sufficit		. . . yes, like the James Bond movie
Opus Dei		Sadly, this quiz is not
Mea navis aericumbens anguillis abundat
Et cetera/Etc
Magna cum laude		You have graduated this quiz!

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Latin to English Quiz

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Created Jul 18, 2010 in Language
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	dancastro:	Jul 25th, 2010 at 05:11 GMT		1 point
	The problem with this type of quizzes is that you must enter the exact wording of the answer. If you type "art for art's sake" instead of "art for the sake of art", it doesn't work. Ditto for "God's work" and "the work of God". The correct spellings are "In vArietate concordia" and "Ars gratiA artis" (motto of MGM films). And SPQR isn't "government of the Roman republic" but "the Senate and the people of Rome". Not only the gov't.

	chriskotx:	Jul 28th, 2010 at 22:32 GMT		1 point
	This quiz should definitely not be set so that you have to answer the questions in order or not be able to go on. Please change that so I can get some of the later answers.

	milgita:	Jan 15th, 2012 at 20:42 GMT		1 point
	You definitely need alternate answers. Seriously, don't be afraid to use "labor" in your definition of labor omnia vincit. It is perfectly acceptable. :)