Question

people will not care how much you _ until they know how much you _.

• know; care
• work; achieve
• care; know

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the logical flow of the sentence. The idea is that people first need to perceive your concern (care) before they are interested in your knowledge (know) doesn't fit. The correct logical pair is that people won't care about your knowledge (know) until they know your concern (care). Let's check each option:

• Option "know; care": The sentence would mean people won't care how much you know until they know how much you care. This makes sense as it's a common sentiment about people valuing empathy/care before knowledge.
• Option "work; achieve": The relationship between work and achieve doesn't fit the typical phrasing of this kind of proverb - like statement.
• Option "care; know": Reversing the logic makes the sentence illogical as it would imply people care about your care before knowing your knowledge, which is not the usual intended meaning.

Answer:

A. know; care