Multiple choice softskills leadership

goody two-shoes

  1. Someone with clean Polished shoe pair

  2. Ladies shoe

  3. Someone who is so good and so obedient that it is annoying

  4. Someone who stole the good two-shoe
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C Correct answer
Explanation

'Goody two-shoes' is a derogatory term for someone who is virtuous and obedient to an annoying degree - they follow rules so strictly that it irritates others. It comes from a children's story about a poor girl with two shoes. The phrase mocks people who are self-righteously well-behaved, not about actual shoes or theft.

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