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The Bard or the Bible? IV

Many common phrases are based on the Bible. Others are well-known because they appear in the works of the bard, Shakespeare. Can you tell them apart?

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The Bard or the Bible? IV

Question #1

"This above all: to thine own self be true." This phrase appears in:

Question #2

"The truth will set you free." This phrase appears in:

Question #3

Where can you find this phrase? "Truth will out."

Question #4

"Neither rhyme nor reason." This phrase appears in:

Question #5

"The writing is on the wall." This phrase has its origins with:

Question #6

Where can you find this phrase? "Pin him to the wall."

Question #7

"The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing." This phrase has its origins with:

Question #8

"Wear your heart on your sleeve." This phrase has its origins with:

Question #9

Where can you find this phrase? "Lend me your ears."

Question #10

"Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." This phrase appears in:

Question #11

"I'll have his head on a platter." This phrase has its origins with:

Question #12

Where can you find this phrase? "Off with his head."

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The Bard or the Bible? IV

Question #1

"This above all: to thine own self be true." This phrase appears in:

Question #2

"The truth will set you free." This phrase appears in:

Question #3

Where can you find this phrase? "Truth will out."

Question #4

"Neither rhyme nor reason." This phrase appears in:

Question #5

"The writing is on the wall." This phrase has its origins with:

Question #6

Where can you find this phrase? "Pin him to the wall."

Question #7

"The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing." This phrase has its origins with:

Question #8

"Wear your heart on your sleeve." This phrase has its origins with:

Question #9

Where can you find this phrase? "Lend me your ears."

Question #10

"Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." This phrase appears in:

Question #11

"I'll have his head on a platter." This phrase has its origins with:

Question #12

Where can you find this phrase? "Off with his head."

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