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Who heeds his father’s instruction? (13:1)
A. A sad son
B. A disappointed son
C. A foolish son
D. A wise son |
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What does a scoffer refuse to hear? (13:1)
A. A rebuke
B. Birds
C. The king
D. Folly |
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What is the source of fruit which a man enjoys? (13:2)
A. His mouth
B. His feet
C. His ears
D. His hands |
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What does the soul of the unfaithful feed on? (13:2)
A. Joy
B. Righteousness
C. Violence
D. Wealth |
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What must one guard to preserve his life? (13:3)
A. His door
B. His wealth
C. His mouth
D. His knowledge |
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What is the end of the one who opens wide his lips? (13:3)
A. Happiness
B. Death
C. A mouthful of flies
D. Destruction |
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Whose soul desires yet gets nothing? (13:4)
A. The lazy man
B. The hungry man
C. The wealthy man
D. The adulterous woman |
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Whose soul is made rich? (13:4)
A. The wicked
B. The wealthy
C. The king
D. The diligent |
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What does a righteous man hate? (13:5)
A. Meat
B. Work
C. Lying
D. Love |
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Who is loathsome and comes to shame? (13:5)
A. Teenagers
B. Wicked men
C. Dogs
D. Wild animals |
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What guards the way of the blameless? (13:6)
A. Fire
B. Wind
C. Love
D. Righteousness |
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What overthrows the sinner? (13:6)
A. Laughter
B. Wickedness
C. Righteousness
D. Forgiveness |
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One makes himself rich but has nothing; another makes himself poor yet has what? (13:7)
A. Sickness
B. Great riches
C. Many children
D. A mansion |
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What is the ransom of a man’s life? (13:8)
A. The king
B. His blood
C. His riches
D. His children |
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What does the light of the righteous do? (13:9)
A. Goes out
B. Dances in the wind
C. Burns down his house
D. Rejoices |
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What does the lamp of the wicked do? (13:9)
A. Is put out
B. Dances in the wind
C. Burns his neighbor’s house
D. Burns his own house |
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What is the end result of pride? (13:10)
A. Wealth
B. Honor
C. Sickness
D. Strife |
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What is with the well-advised? (13:10)
A. Money
B. Food
C. Wisdom
D. Counsel |
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What does wealth obtained by dishonesty do? (13:11)
A. Diminish
B. Grow
C. Burn
D. Make you happy |
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What does wealth obtained by labor do? (13:11)
A. Dwindle
B. Increase
C. Burn
D. Fly away |
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What does hope deferred do to the heart? (13:12)
A. Make it beat faster
B. Stop it
C. Make it sick
D. Heal it |
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Which of the following is a tree of life? (13:12)
A. A desire fulfilled
B. A race won
C. A full stomach
D. Honor |
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What will happen to the one who despises the word? (13:13)
A. He will die
B. He will be loved
C. He will be destroyed
D. He will succeed |
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What will happen to one who fears the commandment? (13:13)
A. He will be rewarded
B. He will not sleep
C. He will be nervous
D. He will be perfect |
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Which of the following is said to be a fountain of life? (13:14)
A. The law of the wise
B. The counsel of the young
C. The way of the king
D. A healthy diet |
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What gains favor? (13:15)
A. Great riches
B. Beauty
C. Good understanding
D. Jealousy |
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Every prudent man acts with what? (13:16)
A. Folly
B. Knowledge
C. Friends
D. Joy |
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What does a fool lay open? (13:16)
A. Honor
B. Folly
C. Knowledge
D. Discretion |
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What does a faithful ambassador bring? (13:17)
A. Adversity
B. Problems
C. Wealth
D. Health |
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What will come upon the man who disdains correction? (13:18)
A. Wealth
B. Glory
C. Poverty and shame
D. Honor |
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What will come upon the man who regards a rebuke? (13:18)
A. Love
B. Honor
C. Sickness
D. Blessings |
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A desire accomplished is said to be what? (13:19)
A. Bitter to the soul
B. Salty to the soul
C. Harmful to the soul
D. Sweet to the soul |
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What is an abomination to fools? (13:19)
A. To do good
B. To depart from evil
C. To help others
D. Folly |
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Which of the following is said to make one wise? (13:20)
A. Flying with eagles
B. Walking with wise men
C. Running with fools
D. Resting by yourself |
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What will become of the companion of fools? (13:20)
A. Joy
B. Honor
C. Success
D. Destruction |
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Whom does evil pursue? (13:21)
A. The righteous
B. Children
C. Mankind
D. Sinners |
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Who will be repaid with good? (13:21)
A. Sinners
B. Children
C. The righteous
D. The wicked |
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What does a good man leave his children and grandchildren? (13:22)
A. Knowledge
B. Honor
C. Food
D. An inheritance |
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Who gets the wealth of a sinner? (13:22)
A. Thieves
B. The government
C. His children and grandchildren
D. The righteous |
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There is much what in the fallow ground of the poor? (13:23)
A. Gold
B. Blood
C. Iron
D. Food |
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What is said of the man who spares his rod? (13:24)
A. He loves his son
B. He has a quiet house
C. He has many rods
D. He hates his son |
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What does the loving father do to his son? (13:24)
A. Hug him
B. Kiss him
C. Promptly disciplines him
D. Sends him away |
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Who eats enough to satisfy his soul? (13:25)
A. The righteous
B. The wicked
C. The eagle
D. The lion |
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Whose stomach is in want? (13:25)
A. The king’s
B. The lion’s
C. The wicked man’s
D. The wise man’s |
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