what answer would best complete this analogy ''it is better to _______, than to offer a helping hand?

Question

A) Laying Down
B)Eating Strawberries
C)Pointing the Finger
D)Reading the Newspaper

Answer 1

I don't think this is an analogy. It seems to be some sort of proverb or idiom, but I've never heard it before. If I could reword it slightly, I would say, "It is easier to point a finger than to offer a helping hand." Having said that, I would hope that we would offer a helping hand.

Answer 2

First, I think you should drop the word "analogy" from your "question." Second, you should give the millions of readers who will be trying to make sense of your thought process a little credit for coming up with something you may not have thought about.

I choose "none of the above" and offer the below:

It is better to keep your wheelchair off the ice than to offer a helping hand.

Answer 3

uhmm you mean...
a) lay down
b) eat strawberries
c) point a finger
d) read newspaper

i'd say letter A.
did you made this analogy? the options you've given doesn't make much sense.

Answer 4

None of those choices would work grammatically! However, reworded, "It is better to point the finger, than to offer a helping hand" would include the finger/hand analogy and add some sense to the saying.

Answer 5

This is not an analogy.

Answer 6

C if I had to choose.. but doesn't make sense.

Answer 7

laying down i guess

Answer 8

nothing with an "ing" will make sense here at all !

Answer 9

I would have to say Give.

Answer 10

d