In the phrase "he took the bull by the horns", what does it mean?
Answer
(B) He faced the challenge head‑on
The correct answer is (B) He faced the challenge head‑on — Select option (B) as the correct interpretation.
Step-by-step solution
- Define the idiom ‘take the bull by the horns’ as confronting a problem directly.
- Relate this meaning to the context of the story where the protagonist confronts his fear.
- Match the idiom’s meaning to the given options.
- Select option (B) as the correct interpretation.
Common mistake: Interpreting the idiom literally
Concept tested: Idioms
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