Rolling Stones

How does it feel To be without a home Like a complete unknown Like a rolling stone?

• Still Rolling Stones by Lauren Daigle

• Turn to Stone by Electric Light Orchestra

• Like a Rolling Stone by The Rolling Stones

• Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan

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Where are THe Roling Stones from?

• British

• Italia

• America

• Germani

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What was their first single?

• I wana be your man

• Come on

• Its all over now

• Not fade away

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Who were the Founders?

• Ian Stewart,Brian Jones,Mick Jagger,Keith Richards

• Ian Stewart,Brian Jones,Keith Richards,Ron Wood

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Are the Rolling Stones in the Rock And Roll Hall of fame?

Who is the lead singer of the Rolling Stones?

• Harry Styles

• Elton Jhon

• Jhon Lennon

• Mick Jagger

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What type of music is the famous British band 'The Rolling Stones' known for?

• Jazz music

• Rock music

• Pop music

• Classical music

What does the idiom "a rolling stone gathers no moss" mean?

• Moving constantly prevents stagnation.

• Stones should be left alone.

• Moss is a sign of wealth.

• Staying still is beneficial.

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The idiom "a rolling stone gathers no moss" suggests that constant movement or change prevents stagnation and the accumulation of unwanted burdens. Therefore, the correct choice is that moving constantly prevents stagnation.

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What does the idiom "a rolling stone gathers no moss" suggest about change?

• Change prevents stagnation.

• Change is harmful.

• Moss is desirable.

• Stones should not move.

Answer explanation

The idiom "a rolling stone gathers no moss" implies that constant change and movement prevent stagnation, suggesting that embracing change is beneficial rather than harmful.

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What is the meaning of the idiom 'a rolling stone gathers no moss'?

• A) Constant movement prevents stagnation.

• B) Stones should be left alone.

• C) Moss is a sign of wealth.

• D) Staying still is beneficial.

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