In the following question, out of the four given alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the given Idiom/Phrase.
Cut the Gordian knot

The correct answer is "Remove the difficulty."
· "Cut the Gordian knot" is an idiom that means to solve a difficult problem in a quick and decisive manner.
· The phrase comes from a legend where Alexander the Great cut a complicated knot instead of trying to untie it.
Why are other options incorrect?
· “Respect that something is wrong" – Incorrect because it does not relate to solving problems.
· “Avoid starvation" – Incorrect because the idiom is not about food or hunger.
· “To take rest" – Incorrect because resting is unrelated to solving problems.
Example Sentence:
Instead of debating endlessly, he cut the Gordian knot by making an immediate decision.