Multiple choice

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

Pro forma

  1. for the records

  2. as a matter of form

  3. in good form

  4. by classical form
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Explanation

Pro forma literally means 'for the sake of form' in Latin. It refers to something done as a formality or to satisfy a requirement, rather than for substantive reasons. The correct answer 'as a matter of form' directly captures this meaning of following established procedures without indicating real commitment or change.

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