In the following question, out of the given four alternatives, select the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase.
Back to basics

Correct option is D

Option (d) Returning to the simple and most important things is the correct meaning of the idiom "Back to basics".
Given Idiom: "Back to basics" refers to returning to fundamental principles or focusing on the essential aspects of something. Example: After losing focus, the team decided to go back to basics and work on their core skills.
Other related idioms:
· "Start from scratch": Starting from the beginning.
· "Get down to brass tacks": Focus on the essentials.
Meanings of the other options:
· To love someone with whole heart: This does not relate to the given idiom and refers to being fully devoted or affectionate towards someone. Example: She loved her child with her whole heart.
· Covering all the possibilities: This means considering every potential scenario, often unrelated to simplifying or fundamental principles. Example: The project manager ensured they covered all the possibilities during planning.
· Back to where one started: This implies returning to the original position or situation without necessarily focusing on fundamental principles. Example: Despite their efforts, they were back to where they started.