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Each of the following statements identifies what a proverb is EXCEPT which one?
A proverb makes an observation that requires confirmation.
A proverb comments on how things are.
A proverb requires confirmation by those who read it.
A proverb distills knowledge based on experience.
A proverb presents an imperative.
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"A proverb requires confirmation by those who read it." (Option C)
Explanation: Proverbs are short sayings that express general truths or practical wisdom based on experience; they comment on how things are, often distill experience, and can be descriptive or advisory. They are not statements that must be personally confirmed by each reader.
Explanation: Proverbs are short sayings that express general truths or practical wisdom based on experience; they comment on how things are, often distill experience, and can be descriptive or advisory. They are not statements that must be personally confirmed by each reader.
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