question: proverbs:admonition
choices.label: A B C D
choices.text: state outright:frankness declaration:euphemis quote:irony gaffes:intentional
explanation: "proverbs" is for "admonition", and "admonition" is an inevitable attribute of "proverbs". "stating outright" refers to speaking sincerely and bluntly, and "frankness" is an inevitable attribute of "stating outright". "declaration" refers to the dissemination of certain remarks, and "euphemism" is the contingent attribute of "declaration". "quotes" refers to famous words, and "irony" is not an attribute of "quotes". "gaffes" refers to unintentionally saying something that shouldn't be said, and has nothing to do with "intentional", "slip" and "intentional" have no logical relationship.
relation: proverbs admonition R3.1
relation: state outright frankness R3.1