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    Question 1: What is the missing word in the popular proverb Dogs of the same street ... alike?
    A. Smell
    B. Bark
    C. Bite
    D. Eat
    Question 2: What is the missing first word in the popular saying ... is the father of wisdom?
    A. Experience
    B. Pain
    C. Time
    D. Patience
    Question 3: What is the missing part from the popular saying, ... are not made by sitting in the shade?
    A. Big castles
    B. Great things
    C. Gardens
    D. Biggest victories
    Question 4: Finish the popular proverb: Necessity is the mother of ....
    A. Hunger
    B. Hard work
    C. Robbery
    D. Invention
    Question 5: What is the meaning of the popular saying, One good turn deserves another?
    A. If youve started something good its very hard to stop.
    B. If youve been lucky, try your luck once again.
    C. If you enjoy something, dont stop doing it.
    D. Always return a favor.
    Question 6: How does the popular saying end: Pride comes before ...?
    A. You can feel it
    B. Troubles
    C. Wisdom
    D. A fall
    Question 7: What is the meaning of the popular proverb, Stolen fruit is the sweetest?
    A. The best things in life are free.
    B. Anything is good as long as its free.
    C. One craves things that are forbidden.
    D. One appreciates things they havent paid for.
    Question 8: What is the missing part from the popular saying, ... often gives a small thing a big shadow?
    A. Artificial light
    B. Retelling a story
    C. Worry
    D. The sun
    Question 9: What popular proverb does this refer to: A disposition towards inquiry deprived the feline of its vital state?
    A. Dead men tell no tales
    B. All cats are grey in the dark
    C. Curiosity killed the cat
    D. A cat has nine lives
    Question 10: What popular saying could this be: There is illumination at the termination of the subterranean excavation?
    A. Failure teaches success
    B. It is always darkest before the dawn
    C. Theres a light at the end of the tunnel
    D. He who plays with fire gets burnt
    Question 11: What popular proverb is hidden behind these words: The stylus is more potent than the claymore?
    A. The pen is mightier than the sword.
    B. Many hands make light work.
    C. Men make houses, women make homes.
    D. Knowledge in youth is wisdom in age.
    Question 12: What proverb could this refer to: Elementary sartorial techniques initially applied obviate the need for repetitive similar actions to the square of three?
    A. A stitch in time saves nine
    B. Look before you leap
    C. Least said soonest mended
    D. Marry in haste, repent at leisure
    Question 13: Which of these popular proverbs means the opposite of Silence is golden?
    A. The squeaky wheel gets the grease
    B. Loose lips sink ships
    C. Walls have ears
    D. Saying is one thing, doing is another
    Question 14: Which of these proverbs the reverse of Wise men think alike?
    A. Fools seldom differ
    B. An idle brain is the devils workshop
    C. Birds of a feather flock together
    D. There is a black sheep in every flock
    Question 15: What saying is the opposite of Good things come in small packages?
    A. The bigger the better
    B. An empty purse frightens away friends
    C. Half a loaf is better than none
    D. All that glitters is not gold