The word curriculum comes from a Latin word meaning what?
AA lesson plan
BA study hall
CA school bell
DA race course
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A race course
1. The Latin curriculum means a race or the course of a race.
2. Education borrowed it for a fixed course of study that learners run through.
3. A study hall, bell or lesson plan are school things, not the Latin meaning.
_Source: Wikipedia, Curriculum, Etymology_
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