Luck Favors the Prepared

According to the passage, what role does preparation play in making discoveries?

• Preparation is essential for making discoveries.

• Preparation has no impact on making discoveries.

• Preparation hinders the process of making discoveries.

• Preparation is only sometimes necessary for making discoveries.

What is the main theme of the phrase 'Luck Favors the Prepared'?

• Preparation increases the chances of success.

• Luck is more important than preparation.

• Success is purely based on chance.

• Preparation has no impact on success.

Which of the following best describes the relationship between luck and preparation in the context of the phrase 'Luck Favors the Prepared'?

• Luck and preparation are unrelated.

• Luck is a substitute for preparation.

• Preparation enhances the effectiveness of luck.

• Luck diminishes the need for preparation.

In the phrase 'Luck Favors the Prepared', what part of speech is the word 'Favors'?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

• Adverb

Choose the correct sentence that reflects the idea of 'Luck Favors the Prepared'.

• Luck is all you need to succeed.

• Being prepared can lead to better opportunities.

• Success is a matter of chance.

• Preparation is unnecessary for success.

What literary device is used in the phrase 'Luck Favors the Prepared'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

Which sentence best illustrates the concept of 'Luck Favors the Prepared'?

• He won the lottery without any effort.

• She studied hard and aced the exam.

• They relied on luck to win the game.

• He ignored preparation and succeeded.

What is the opposite of the idea expressed in 'Luck Favors the Prepared'?

• Preparation is key to success.

• Luck is irrelevant to success.

• Success comes without effort.

• Luck favors the unprepared.

In the context of 'Luck Favors the Prepared', which word can replace 'Favors' without changing the meaning?

• Ignores

• Dislikes

• Rewards

• Punishes

How does the phrase 'Luck Favors the Prepared' relate to the concept of opportunity?

• Opportunities arise randomly, regardless of preparation.

• Preparation creates opportunities.

• Opportunities are unrelated to preparation.

• Luck alone creates opportunities.