The correct answer is Option (3) - among other thing
- "Inter alia" is a Latin phrase that means "among other things."
- It is commonly used in legal, academic, and formal writing to indicate that something is one item among several others that are not explicitly mentioned.
OTHER OPTIONS
- "Internal affairs" → Refers to domestic matters within an organization or country, unrelated to the meaning of "inter alia."
- "Internal assessment" → Related to evaluations within an institution, but not the meaning of "inter alia."
- "Among one's own people" → This refers to being within a specific group or community, not "among other things."
Thus, the correct meaning of "Inter alia" is: "Among other things." |
