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List-I (Sentences)
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List-II (Proverbs)
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Explanation
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(A) ____ so it's better to take your time and do things carefully.
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(II) Haste makes waste
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The context advises taking time and doing things carefully, which is the direct lesson of this proverb (rushing leads to errors/poor results).
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(B) After being betrayed, Radha is very cautious when it comes to making friends because ____.
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(III) Once bitten, twice shy
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The context describes Radha being cautious (shy) after a bad experience (bitten/betrayed).
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(C) She reminded him that _____, so he should get the leak in the roof fixed before the problem escalates.
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(IV) A stitch in time saves nine
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The context advises fixing a small problem (a leak) immediately to prevent a much larger one (escalation), which is the exact meaning of this proverb.
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(D) The teacher often said, ____ when many students tried to work on the same project.
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(I) Too many cooks spoil the broth
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The context describes a situation where having too many people involved in a task (many students on one project) leads to a poor outcome
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