Shakespeare Meanings Quiz

What does the proverb 'What the dickens' mean?

• An exclamation of surprise or annoyance.

• A question about a famous author.

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What does the proverb 'Laugh your head off' mean?

• To laugh very hard.

• To be serious and not laugh at all.

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What does the proverb 'Slow and steady wins the race' mean?

• Persistence and patience are more effective than speed or force in achieving a goal.

• Speed is the most important factor in winning a race.

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What does the proverb 'Truth will out' mean?

• The truth will be revealed.

• Truth is subjective and can change.

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What does the proverb 'The world's my oyster' mean?

• I have the potential to achieve great things.

• The world is full of oysters.

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What does the proverb 'Vanish into thin air' mean?

• To disappear completely and mysteriously.

• To vanish into a thick fog.

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What does the proverb 'Break the ice' mean?

• To start a conversation or social interaction, especially when things are awkward or tense at first.

• To break a block of ice into pieces.

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What does the proverb 'Wear your heart on your sleeve' mean?

• To be open and emotional about your feelings.

• To hide your emotions.

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What does the proverb 'A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush' mean?

• It's better to have something for sure than to take a risk for something that might be better but is uncertain.

• It's better to have two birds in the bush than one in the hand.

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What does the proverb 'All's well that ends well' mean?

• If the outcome is good, then the difficulties that led to it don't matter.

• All is not well until the end.

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