Multiple choice general knowledge

Better be the head of a dog then the tail of a

  1. cat

  2. mouse

  3. lion

  4. dog
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Explanation

The proverb is 'Better be the head of a dog than the tail of a lion.' It means it's better to be in a leadership position, even in a lesser organization, than to be a follower in a more prestigious one. Leading a 'dog' (lowly position) is better than following a 'lion' (mighty position).

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