(Ufms 2007)From the saying A coward dies a thousan
(Ufms 2007)
From the saying "A coward dies a thousand times before his death. The valiant never taste of death but once", - by William Shakespeare in "Julius Caesar", one might infer that
A
both coward and valiant die.
B
a coward constantly and fearfully imagines his own death.
C
the valiant give no thought to how they might be harmed.
D
brave people never die.
E
cowards live less than the valiant.
F
the valiant live longer than cowards.
