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Here is the answer to your question, formatted as requested: 4(a): A proverb is a short, well-known saying that expresses a universal truth or advice. It often uses figurative language to convey its deeper meaning. 4(b): The three types of proverbs are: • General proverbs • Proverbs of conduct/behavior • Parables/Allegorical proverbs 4(c): The proverbs in these sentences and their types are: (i) Ike bJara ebe a ụnyaahụ.* Type: General proverb (ii) Ọ tara anụ ozigbo o richara nri.* Type: Proverb of conduct/behavior (iii) Ha gara ahịa ọsịsọ. This is not a proverb. (iv) Ọ ga-ala maka na ahụ adịghị ya. This is not a proverb. (v) Nne ya na-aga ije nwayọọ. This is not a proverb. (vi) Ọ gafere n'ụlọ ahụ ọfụma. This is not a proverb. (vii) Ada nọdebere onyonyoo nsọ.* Type: Proverb of conduct/behavior That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.