[Answer] 4. HUMANITIES: According to the idiom, what killed the cat?

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...1. The mouse-trap 2. The dog 3. Curiosity 4. A fishbone Curiosity did indeed kill the cat, according to the idiom. The meaning behind this idiom is that if you are curious about certain things, you might get in trouble. For example, if I asked you where you got some money from, and you replied with "Curiosity killed the cat", then I'd know that I shouldn't get involved, else I might get in trouble. No cats were harmed in the writing of this question.

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Curiosity:

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