Multiple choice

All’s well that ends well.

  1. It is the end that matters, not the beginning.

  2. Things are better when they are over.

  3. Ignorant people sometimes have good futures.

  4. Everything will be fine in the end.
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A Correct answer
Explanation

This proverb means that as long as the final outcome is successful or positive, any previous difficulties, problems, or bad starts do not matter. Option A captures this idea by emphasizing that the end result is what truly matters. The other options do not capture this contrast as effectively.

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