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Select the idiom that best expresses the meaning: To pick/take up the gauntlet
Question

Select the idiom that best expresses the meaning:
To pick/take up the gauntlet

A.

To reduce one's worth

B.

To accept a challenge

C.

To share the responsibility

D.

To take a small task

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (b) To accept a challenge.
Explanation:
"To pick/take up the gauntlet" means to accept a challenge, especially in a defiant or confident manner. This idiom originates from medieval times when knights would throw down a gauntlet (glove) to issue a challenge.
Correct sentence:
"The correct meaning of the idiom 'to pick up the gauntlet' is to accept a challenge."

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