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Teacher Elvir Proverbs with definitions ( Grade 9) 1) What does the proverb "An apple a day keeps the doctor away" suggest? a) Eating apples can not cure any illness b) Consuming apples regularly can help maintain good health c) Apples are the best medicine for only one ailment d) Doctors dislike apples 2) Which proverb best describes someone who takes advantage of a favourable circumstance? a) Make hay while the sun shines b) Shape up or ship out c) Snowed under d) Leave no stone unturned 3) What does the phrase "Know which way the wind is blowing" mean? a) Understand the situation (usually negative) b) Take risks c) Stop discussing an issue d) Be aware of changing circumstances 4) Which proverb implies that blaming tools for one's incompetence is not acceptable? a) Know which way the wind is blowing b) Waste not, want not c) It is a poor workman who blames his tools d) Like two peas in a pod 5) Which proverb suggests that it's important to seize opportunities when they arise? a) Well begun is half done b) There are clouds on the horizon c) Make hay while the sun shines d) On cloud nine 6) What does "Let sleeping dogs lie" advise? a) Understand the situation (usually negative) b) Stop discussing an issue c) Take risks d) Go through something difficult 7) Which proverb suggests that rushing through a task leads to errors? a) Shape up or ship out b) Waste not, want not c) Haste makes waste d) Leave no stone unturned 8) What does "Fortune favours the bold" imply? a) Take risks b) Understand the situation (usually negative) c) Busy d) Stop discussing an issue
Teacher Elvir 9) Which proverb means that things will improve after a difficult period? a) That ship has sailed b) Know which way the wind is blowing c) It is always darkest before the dawn d) You can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs 10) What does "Shape up or ship out" suggest? a) Work better or leave b) Go through something difficult c) Run fast d) Don't waste things and you'll always have enough 11) Which proverb advises against wasting resources? a) Waste not, want not b) Leave no stone unturned c) On cloud nine d) Make hay while the sun shines 12) What does "That ship has sailed" imply? a) It's too late b) Trouble is coming c) Very happy d) Getting a good start is important 13) Which proverb suggests that discussing certain topics might cause trouble? a) Like two peas in a pod b) Let sleeping dogs lie c) Run like the wind d) Weather the storm 14) What does "There are clouds on the horizon" mean? a) Stop discussing an issue b) something that threatens to cause problems or unhappiness in the future c) Take risks d) Work better or leave 15) Which proverb means “ to say that doing something too quickly causes mistakes that result in time, effort, materials, etc., being wasted” a) Snowed under b) Fortune favours the bold c) Leave no stone unturned d) Haste makes waste 16) What does "Well begun is half done" imply? a) Everything is going wrong at once b) Go through something difficult c) Take risks d) Getting a good start is important 17) Which proverb suggests that difficult times can lead to better outcomes? a) Make hay while the sun shines
Teacher Elvir b) Shape up or ship out c) Weather the storm d) Waste not, want not 18) What does "When it rains, it pours" indicate? a) Eating apples can cure any illness b) Consuming apples regularly can help maintain good health c) Everything is going wrong at once d) Doctors dislike apples 19) Which proverb implies that progress requires overcoming obstacles? a) Like two peas in a pod b) Shape up or ship out c) Know which way the wind is blowing d) You can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs 20) What does "You can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs" mean? a) Take risks b) Prepare for multiple choice tests c) Understand the situation (usually negative) d) Progress often requires sacrifices 21) Which proverb advises against dwelling on past mistakes? a) Leave no stone unturned b) Know which way the wind is blowing c) Let sleeping dogs lie d) Waste not, want not 22) What does "On cloud nine" indicate? a) Running fast b) Being very happy c) Making mistakes if you rush through something d) Going through something difficult 23) Which proverb suggests being prepared for difficult situations? a) Like two peas in a pod b) Weather the storm c) Shape up or ship out d) Make hay while the sun shines 24) What does "Snowed under" imply? a) Being very happy b) Being busy c) Taking advantage of a good situation d) Understanding the situation (usually negative) 25) Which proverb means “Take risks” a) Well begun is half done b) Fortune favours the bold c) Haste makes waste d) Waste not, want not 26) What does "Run like the wind" mean? a) Work better or leave
Teacher Elvir b) Take advantage of a good situation c) Stop discussing an issue d) Run fast 27) Which proverb implies that it's important to work efficiently? a) Leave no stone unturned b) Make hay while the sun shines c) Shape up or ship out d) Know which way the wind is blowing 28) What does "Shape up or ship out" suggest? a) Understand the situation (usually negative) b) Take risks c) Work better or leave d) Go through something difficult 29) Which proverb suggests that patience is necessary during tough times? a) It is always darkest before the dawn b) You can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs c) When it rains, it pours d) Fortune favours the bold 30) What does "Leave no stone unturned" mean? a) Look everywhere b) Stop discussing an issue c) Work better or leave d) Understand the situation (usually negative) Proverbs in the Situations: Situation 1: You've been given a challenging project at work, and you're feeling overwhelmed. Despite the difficulty, you decide to tackle it head-on, hoping for a positive outcome. Which idiom best describes your approach? A) As right as rain B) Fortune favours the bold C) Haste makes waste D) Know which way the wind is blowing E) Shape up or ship out