Multiple choice

........... killed the .........

  1. Curiosity, rat

  2. Ccuriousity, cat

  3. Curiosity, mouse

  4. Curiosity, cat

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D Correct answer
Explanation

The correct idiom is 'Curiosity killed the cat', meaning unnecessary investigation can lead to trouble. Option D has the correct spelling of both words: 'Curiosity' (not 'Ccuriousity' or similar) and 'cat' (the animal referenced in the proverb).