Little ______ have big ears.
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pitchers
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piglets
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monkeys
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donkeys
A
Correct answer
Explanation
This is a traditional English idiom where 'pitchers' are containers for liquids. The phrase means children often hear and understand adult conversations even when adults think they aren't listening. The other animals (piglets, monkeys, donkeys) are distractors - they're animals that actually have large ears physically, but aren't part of this specific proverb.