Think of what these proverbs may mean. Choose the right variant.

Think of what these proverbs may mean. Choose the right variant. 1) Best is cheapest. a) Cheap things are better than expensive things. b) Good things serve longer, so in the long run39; they save your money. c) It39;s always better to buy cheap things. 2) Birds in their little nests agree. a) Birds always live peacefully. b) People must agree not to kill birds or destroy their nests. c) If you want to be happy, you must live together in harmony. 3) Things are seldom what they seem. a) What you see doesn39;t always tell you the truth, look deeper. b) You can never be sure of what you see. c) Things often seem to be better than they are. 4) A thing that you don39;t want is dear at any price. a) Don39;t buy things that are dear (expensive) in their price. b) Don39;t buy things that are cheap in their price. c) Don39;t buy things you don39;t need even if they are cheap