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It is better to be a poor man with integrity than a fool with what? (19:1)
A. Perverse lips
B. No honor
C. Gold
D. Discernment |
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It is not good for a soul to be without what? (19:2)
A. Food
B. Joy
C. Knowledge
D. Folly |
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What is said of the man who makes haste with his feet? (19:2)
A. He wins the race
B. He escapes his enemies
C. He is wise
D. He sins |
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What twists the way of a man? (19:3)
A. A dog
B. Rain
C. His foolishness
D. Many counselors |
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What is said of the heart of a foolish man? (19:3)
A. It frets against the Lord
B. It is hard
C. It misleads him
D. It turns him to the Lord |
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| A. It frets against the Lord |
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What makes many friends? (19:4)
A. Wealth
B. Health
C. Personality
D. Sorrow |
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What kind of man is separated from his friend? (19:4)
A. A poor man
B. A rich man
C. A jealous man
D. A wise man |
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Who will not go unpunished? (19:5)
A. A false witness
B. A lazy man
C. A wise man
D. A man who moves landmarks |
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Who is a friend to every man? (19:6)
A. One who gives gifts
B. One who is wise
C. One who laughs
D. One who is silent |
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What kind of man is hated by all his brothers? (19:7)
A. A foolish man
B. A poor man
C. A wise man
D. A proud man |
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Whose friends go far away and are unable to be reached by words? (19:7)
A. A fool
B. A gossip
C. A poor man
D. A man who takes a pledge for his neighbor |
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Who is said to love his own soul? (19:8)
A. A fool
B. A thief
C. One who gets wisdom
D. One who chases folly |
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What will a man who keeps understanding find? (19:8)
A. Joy
B. Good
C. Sorrow
D. Folly |
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What will happen to the man who tells lies? (19:9)
A. He will perish
B. He will be arrested
C. His hair will fall out
D. He will be driven out |
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Which of the following is not fitting for a fool? (19:10)
A. Joy
B. A crown
C. Luxury
D. Poverty |
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It is not fitting for a slave to rule over what? (19:10)
A. Slaves
B. Children
C. Princes
D. Nations |
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What makes a man slow to anger? (19:11)
A. Joy
B. Wealth
C. Fear
D. Discretion |
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What is the glory of man? (19:11)
A. Riches
B. To overlook a transgression
C. Eyes
D. Work |
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| B. To overlook a transgression |
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To what is a king’s wrath compared? (19:12)
A. The roaring of a lion
B. The roaring of a tiger
C. The growl of a bear
D. The smell of a skunk |
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To what is the favor of a king compared? (19:12)
A. Rain on the dirt
B. Sunshine on the skin
C. Dew on the grass
D. Honey on the hive |
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Who is ruin to his father? (19:13)
A. A working son
B. A sleeping son
C. A whining son
D. A foolish son |
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What are the contentions of a wife? (19:13)
A. A flood
B. A rainbow
C. A continual dripping
D. A bubbling brook |
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What is inherited from fathers? (19:14)
A. Sorrow
B. Houses
C. Riches
D. Both houses and riches |
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| D. Both houses and riches |
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Where does a man get a prudent wife? (19:14)
A. From the marketplace
B. From her parents
C. From his parents
D. From the Lord |
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What casts a man into a deep sleep? (19:15)
A. A sermon
B. Classes
C. Laziness
D. Work |
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What kind of person will suffer hunger? (19:15)
A. A poor person
B. A good person
C. A wandering person
D. An idle person |
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How can a man keep his soul? (19:16)
A. By keeping commandments
B. By staying at home
C. By keeping friends
D. By running away |
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| A. By keeping commandments |
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What will happen to the man who is careless of his ways? (19:16)
A. He will get lost
B. He will die
C. He will stumble
D. He will go home |
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How does a man lend to the Lord? (19:17)
A. By offering sacrifices
B. By paying taxes
C. By having pity on the poor
D. By caring for his parents |
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| C. By having pity on the poor |
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Who will repay a man for his good deed? (19:17)
A. His neighbor
B. His friend
C. The Lord
D. No one |
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When should you chasten your son? (19:18)
A. In the evening
B. In the morning
C. Never
D. While there is hope |
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Who is said to desire the destruction of his son? (19:18)
A. One who is wicked
B. One who does not chasten
C. One who does not work
D. One who does not hug him |
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| B. One who does not chasten |
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What man will have to suffer punishment? (19:19)
A. A man of great wrath
B. A man who spends too much
C. A man who talks too much
D. A man who loves too much |
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What man has to be rescued again? (19:19)
A. A wise man
B. A lazy man
C. An man of great wrath
D. A lost man |
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How may a man be wise in his latter days? (19:20)
A. By staying at home
B. By listening to counsel
C. By receiving instruction
D. Both B & C |
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A man makes many plans, but whose counsel is said to stand? (19:21)
A. One who makes few plans
B. One who makes careful plans
C. One who makes risky plans
D. That of the Lord |
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Which of the following is said to be desirable in a man? (19:22)
A. Joy
B. Folly
C. Beauty
D. Kindness |
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It is better to be poor than to be a what? (19:22)
A. Rich man
B. King
C. Liar
D. Crook |
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What is said to lead to life? (19:23)
A. The fear of death
B. The fear of the Lord
C. The fear of parents
D. The fear of the king |
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What allows one to abide in satisfaction and not be visited with evil? (19:23)
A. A strong house
B. A wise king
C. The fear of the Lord
D. Riches |
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Who buries his hand in the bowl but will not bring it back to his mouth? (19:24)
A. A child
B. A thief
C. A wise man
D. A lazy man |
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What happens when you strike a scoffer? (19:25)
A. He strikes back
B. He turns from evil
C. The simple become wary
D. The righteous rejoice |
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| C. The simple become wary |
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What happens when you rebuke a man who has understanding? (19:25)
A. He walks away
B. He discerns knowledge
C. He rejoices
D. He hates you |
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What is said of a son who mistreats his father and drives away his mother? (19:26)
A. He is ungrateful
B. He is wise
C. He should be put to death
D. He causes shame and brings reproach |
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| D. He causes shame and brings reproach |
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How does one stray from the words of knowledge? (19:27)
A. By running away
B. By talking when he should be listening
C. By not listening to instruction
D. By listening to counselors |
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| C. By not listening to instruction |
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Who scorns justice? (19:28)
A. A disreputable witness
B. A funny witness
C. A wise witness
D. A rude witness |
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| A. A disreputable witness |
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What does the mouth of the wicked devour? (19:28)
A. Love
B. Joy
C. Peace
D. Iniquity |
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What is prepared for scoffers? (19:29)
A. The desert
B. Judgments
C. Bitterness
D. Sorrow |
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What is prepared for the back of fools? (19:29)
A. A shirt
B. Hugs
C. Pats
D. Beatings |
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