Public Service Entrance Exam (PSEE) · Question
Which of the following phrases is the odd one out?
The first three phrases emphasize caution and foresight, while 'Strike while the iron is hot' encourages timely, decisive action.
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Question: Which of the following phrases is the odd one out?
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- An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
- Look before you leap.
- Haste makes waste. ✅ Strike while the iron is hot.
Correct answer: Strike while the iron is hot.
Explanation: The first three phrases emphasize caution and foresight, while 'Strike while the iron is hot' encourages timely, decisive action.
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