Given below is an idiom/phrase followed by four alternative meanings to
each. Choose the response which is the most appropriate meaning.
Look to your laurels

Correct option is A

The most appropriate meaning of the idiom “Look to your laurels” is “To make an extra effort to secure one's position.”
· This idiom suggests that one should not rest on their achievements but continue striving to maintain success.
· Example: "After winning the championship last year, the coach reminded the team not to look to their laurels."
· Here, (a) accurately reflects the intended meaning.
Meanings of other given words:
· To look suitable for a particular situation - Incorrect; it suggests appearance rather than effort.
· To guard one's trophies - Incorrect; it focuses on physical trophies rather than achievements.
· To praise oneself - Incorrect; it implies self-congratulation, which is not the meaning of this idiom.