Question:

A leopard can't change its ____.

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Recall the exact full idiom first, then check which word from the options actually belongs in it.
Updated On: Jul 16, 2026
  • dots
  • stripes
  • color
  • none of the above
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The Correct Option is D

Solution and Explanation

This question checks whether you know the exact wording of a common idiom.

  1. dots: A leopard does have spots, but the idiom uses the word "spots," not "dots," so this is a close but wrong sound-alike.
  2. stripes: Stripes belong to a tiger or zebra, not a leopard, so this option mixes up two different animals.
  3. color: The idiom is not about color in general, it is about the specific pattern on the leopard's coat.
  4. none of the above: The real idiom is "a leopard cannot change its spots," and "spots" is not one of A, B or C, so this is the only option that can be correct.

The idiom means a person's basic character or habits stay the same no matter how hard they try to look different. Since "spots" is missing from the choices, the correct answer is D, none of the above.

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