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What does the idiom 'The chicken that has not hatched does not make a noise' mean?

Hatching chickens are noisy.

One should not boast before achieving something.

Success can be celebrated early.

A chicken never stays silent.

'A lion does not turn around when a small dog barks' means:

Barking dogs can hurt lions.

Only lions can ignore dogs.

Small problems are insignificant.

Ignore minor distractions.

What does 'A child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth' symbolize?

The power of the village.

Children should always be controlled.

Villages are unsafe for children.

The destructive impact of neglect and isolation.

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

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

'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.'.

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

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

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

'A bird will always return to its nest.'

'He who asks questions never loses his way.'

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