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'A person who has not traveled widely will think his/her mother is the best cook' means:

Cooking is a cultural experience.

Traveling opens one's eyes to new experiences.

One can never know the world without leaving home.

Home cooking is the best.

'Don’t cut off the hand that feeds you' is about:

Not helping others.

Helping those in need.

Betraying someone who supports you.

Financial generosity.

'When there is no enemy within, the enemies outside cannot hurt you' refers to:

Inner peace protects against external challenges.

Problems arise from outside forces only.

One should never be at peace.

External threats are always dangerous.

Which of the following idioms means 'True wisdom is collective and vast'?

'Wisdom is like a baobab tree; no one individual can embrace it.'.

'A man who uses a knife to cut his food does not use the same knife to cut his throat.'.

'The elephant’s tusks are heavy, but the weight of the task is what makes it strong.'.

'Money can’t buy happiness, but it’s better to cry in a Benz than on a bicycle.'.

Which of the following is an African idiom about the importance of asking questions?

'The frog that sits by the river’s edge knows the water is deep.'

'A bird will always return to its nest.'

'He who asks questions never loses his way.'

'The mouth that eats the food is not the same mouth that brings the food.'