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The meaning of the word “alma mater" is

AMaster piece

BThe university, school or college that one formerly attended

CIn the memory of

DJovial companion

Answer:

B. The university, school or college that one formerly attended

Read Explanation:

  • "Alma mater" is a Latin phrase that literally means "nourishing mother."

  • It is commonly used to refer to the school, college, or university that someone formerly attended or graduated from.

Why the other options are incorrect:

  • A) Master piece – Incorrect; unrelated in meaning.

  • C) In the memory of – That's closer to "in memoriam," not "alma mater."

  • D) Jovial companion – Incorrect; not related to "alma mater."


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