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Proverbs & Sayings QuizVersión en línea Classic proverbs: pick the right meaning por Gulruxsor Tursunova 1 Which proverb emphasizes timely action to prevent bigger problems? a The pen is mightier than the sword b A stitch in time saves nine. c Two wrongs don't make a right d Early to bed and early to rise 2 Which proverb means people with similar traits tend to associate with each other? a Fortune favors the bold b A penny saved is a penny earned c Birds of a feather flock together. d No man is an island 3 Which saying suggests deeds matter more than words? a Actions speak louder than words. b The grass is always greener c You can't have your cake and eat it too d A watched pot never boils 4 Which proverb warns against assuming outcomes before they happen? a Don't count your chickens before they hatch. b When the going gets tough, the tough get going c Curiosity killed the cat d Bite the hand that feeds you 5 Which proverb advises adapting to the local customs when abroad? a The road to hell is paved with good intentions b When in Rome, do as the Romans do. c Actions speak louder than words d A rolling stone gathers no moss 6 Which saying highlights the value of seizing opportunities early? a The early bird catches the worm. b An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure c The squeaky wheel gets the grease d Bite the hand that feeds you 7 Which proverb expresses that it's better to start late than never finish? a Never judge a book by its cover b Cross that bridge when you come to it c Easy come, easy go d Better late than never. 8 Which saying endorses honesty as the best policy? a Behind every cloud is a silver lining b Actions speak louder than words c Honesty is the best policy. d Curiosity killed the cat 9 Which proverb warns you can't judge someone by appearance? a You can't judge a book by its cover. b The grass is always greener c Beauty is in the eye of the beholder d If it ain't broke, don't fix it 10 Which saying suggests collaboration often yields better results? a Many hands make light work b A penny saved is a penny earned c Two heads are better than one. d The best things in life are free Feedback 1 A stitch in time saves nine means fixing problems early avoids bigger trouble later. The others refer to different ideas. 2 Birds of a feather flock together highlights shared traits attracting alike people. Others address money, luck, or independence. 3 Actions speak louder than words emphasizes doing over merely talking. Others relate to patience, envy, or trade-offs. 4 Don’t count chickens before they hatch warns about premature optimism. Other choices warn about curiosity, harm, or perseverance. 5 When in Rome, do as the Romans do means adapt to local ways. Others convey caution, expression over action, or inertia. 6 The early bird catches the worm stresses timely action. Others warn against harming generosity, prevention, or complaint. 7 Better late than never favors completing tasks late but still doing them. Others address appearance, problem-solving timing, or risk. 8 Honesty is the best policy asserts truthfulness. Others emphasize action, curiosity, or optimism. 9 You can't judge a book by its cover cautions against superficial judgments. Others focus on appearance, envy, or keeping things as they are. 10 Two heads are better than one promotes teamwork. Others relate to efficiency, money, or value of free things.

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Which proverb emphasizes timely action to prevent bigger problems?

Which proverb means people with similar traits tend to associate with each other?

Which saying suggests deeds matter more than words?

Which proverb warns against assuming outcomes before they happen?

Which proverb advises adapting to the local customs when abroad?

Which saying highlights the value of seizing opportunities early?

Which proverb expresses that it's better to start late than never finish?

Which saying endorses honesty as the best policy?

Which proverb warns you can't judge someone by appearance?

Which saying suggests collaboration often yields better results?

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