The phrase "caged like a prisoner" most likely means:
Answer
Imprisonment or confinement
The correct answer is Imprisonment or confinement — Choose the meaning that captures this idea
Step-by-step solution
- Recognise that "caged" and "prisoner" both suggest restriction of movement
- Identify that the phrase emphasises the loss of freedom
- Choose the meaning that captures this idea
Common mistake: Choosing a literal meaning such as a physical cage
Concept tested: Metaphorical expression
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