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What is said to be a mocker? (20:1)
A. A parrot
B. Wine
C. Misery
D. Food |
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What is said to be a brawler? (20:1)
A. Strong drink
B. A wild man
C. A wild woman
D. A fool |
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What is said of a man who is led astray by wine or strong drink? (20:1)
A. He has life
B. He has joy
C. He is not wise
D. He is wise |
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What is like the roaring of a lion? (20:2)
A. A hungry stomach
B. An angry mother
C. The wrath of a fool
D. The wrath of a king |
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What does a man who provokes the king to anger sin against? (20:2)
A. His own freedom
B. His own life
C. His own happiness
D. His own money |
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What is said to be an honor? (20:3)
A. To stop striving
B. Winning an argument
C. Defeating the enemy
D. Being contentious |
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What can any fool do? (20:3)
A. Laugh
B. Work
C. Run
D. Quarrel |
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Who does not plow because of winter? (20:4)
A. The wise man
B. The fool
C. The lazy man
D. The farmer |
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Why is the lazy man forced to beg? (20:4)
A. He did not plow because of winter
B. He lost his land
C. He cast lots
D. He is in prison |
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| A. He did not plow because of winter |
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What is like deep water? (20:5)
A. Counsel in the heart of man
B. A dream
C. Love
D. Poverty |
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| A. Counsel in the heart of man |
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Who is able to draw counsel out of the heart of a man? (20:5)
A. A fortuneteller
B. The adulteress
C. One with understanding
D. A fool |
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| C. One with understanding |
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A faithful man is hard to find though many a man proclaims what? (20:6)
A. His wisdom
B. His goodness
C. His silence
D. His faith |
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A righteous man who walks in integrity is said to be a blessing to whom? (20:7)
A. His neighbor
B. His children
C. His animals
D. Himself |
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What does a just king scatter with his eyes? (20:8)
A. Fear
B. Enemies
C. Evil
D. Knowledge |
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What has no man cleansed? (20:9)
A. His house
B. His heart
C. His feet
D. His country |
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No one is pure from what? (20:9)
A. Debt
B. Sin
C. Sorrow
D. Dirt |
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What is said of diverse weights and measures? (20:10)
A. They assure justice
B. They are the mark of integrity
C. They are found everywhere
D. They are an abomination to the Lord |
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| D. They are an abomination to the Lord |
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How does a child make himself known? (20:11)
A. By his size
B. By his family
C. By his desire
D. By his deeds |
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Who made the hearing ear and the seeing eye? (20:12)
A. The Lord
B. Parents
C. Man
D. Wise men |
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What happens to those who love sleep? (20:13)
A. They are rested
B. They are blessed
C. They become poor
D. They are despised |
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What will happen if you open your eyes? (20:13)
A. You will have friends
B. You will be satisfied with bread
C. You will get the desires of your heart
D. You will not fall in the ditch |
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| B. You will be satisfied with bread |
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The buyer says, “It is good for nothing”; but what does he do when he leaves? (20:14)
A. Cries
B. Laughs
C. Boasts
D. Returns to the seller |
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What is more precious than gold and a multitude of rubies? (20:15)
A. Beauty
B. Age
C. Knowledge
D. Houses |
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What should be done if a man becomes surety for a stranger? (20:16)
A. He should be praised
B. His garment should be taken
C. He should be given a garment
D. He should be sent away |
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| B. His garment should be taken |
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What is said of bread that is obtained by deceit? (20:17)
A. It is sweet
B. It is bitter
C. It is molded
D. It is an abomination |
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A man who gets bread by deceit will have his mouth filled with what? (20:17)
A. Bread
B. Mold
C. Gravel
D. Lies |
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How should one prepare plans and make war? (20:18)
A. Quickly
B. Slowly
C. By wise counsel
D. By casting lots |
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Who reveals secrets? (20:19)
A. Strangers
B. Friends
C. Talebearers
D. Thieves |
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With whom should you not associate? (20:19)
A. One who flatters with his lips
B. The wise
C. The young
D. Strangers |
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| A. One who flatters with his lips |
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Whose lamp will be put out in deep darkness? (20:20)
A. One who does not carry oil
B. One who loves sleep
C. One who walks against the wind
D. One who curses his father or mother |
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| D. One who curses his father or mother |
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What kind of inheritance will not be blessed? (20:21)
A. One gained hastily
B. One not appreciated
C. One that is stolen
D. One that is spent |
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Instead of saying, “I will recompense evil”, what should you do? (20:22)
A. Forget about everything
B. Wait for the Lord
C. Call your parents
D. Repay evil immediately |
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A false scale is not good. What is said of differing weights? (20:23)
A. They are good
B. They are an abomination
C. They are hard to find
D. They are the glory of a man |
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| B. They are an abomination |
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A man’s steps are of whom? (20:24)
A. The Lord
B. The man
C. The parents of the man
D. His wife |
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What does a wise king sift out? (20:26)
A. Wheat
B. Fish
C. The wise
D. The wicked |
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Who brings a threshing wheel over the wicked? (20:26)
A. The Lord
B. The wise king
C. The righteous
D. The foolish |
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What is the spirit of man said to be? (20:27)
A. The lamp of the Lord
B. A bubbling brook
C. A strong tower
D. A strong wind |
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What does the spirit of a man search? (20:27)
A. The heavens
B. The earth
C. The heavens and the earth
D. The inner depths of his heart |
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| D. The inner depths of his heart |
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What do mercy and truth do for the king? (20:28)
A. Win the election
B. Preserve him
C. Make him rich
D. Win battles |
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What upholds the throne of the king? (20:28)
A. Lovingkindness
B. Power
C. Wealth
D. People |
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What is the glory of young men? (20:29)
A. Knowledge
B. Beauty
C. Strength
D. Wealth |
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What is the splendor of old men? (20:29)
A. Strength
B. Wealth
C. Power
D. Gray head |
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Blows that hurt cleanse away what? (20:30)
A. Wisdom
B. Dirt
C. Strife
D. Evil |
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What is said to reach the inner depths of the heart? (20:30)
A. Stripes
B. Food
C. Love
D. Reproof |
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