Multiple choice

Directions: Select the most appropriate meaning for the given Latin expression.

Quid pro quo

  1. Thing for a thing

  2. Ignorance is bliss

  3. Punishment for a crime

  4. Treat for a favour
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Explanation

'Quid pro quo' literally means 'something for something' or 'this for that' in Latin. It describes an exchange of goods, services, or favors where one thing is given in return for another. This phrase is commonly used in business, law, and diplomacy to describe reciprocal arrangements.

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