Complete the proverb: “Don’t count your _____ before they are hatched.”

Complete the proverb: “Don’t count your _____ before they are hatched.”

  • (A) Quails
  • (B) Sparrows
  • (C) Ducks
  • (D) Chickens
The full saying goes, "Don't count your chickens before they hatch". This well-known expression in English advises against planning based on a hopeful result that isn't guaranteed yet. It comes from the notion that having a certain number of eggs doesn't guarantee all will become chicks. Instead of getting ahead of ourselves, it's wiser to wait and see what actually happens. You might think you've got it all lined up, but surprises can happen.
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