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"Weal and woe" means__________?

Correct answer: B. Joys & sorrows

  • A. Up & down
  • B. Joys & sorrows
  • C. whole heartedly
  • D. Extreme hate

Explanation

“Weal and woe” is a paired expression meaning both good fortune and bad fortune, or joys and sorrows. “Weal” means welfare or prosperity, while “woe” means sorrow or distress.

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