Select the most appropriate idiom that can substitute the highlighted segment in the given sentence.
"Bheem has been shown in popular culture as someone who eats in large quantity."

The correct idiom is (b) "eats like a horse."
Explanation:
· "Eats like a horse" means to eat large quantities of food.
Other Options:
· (a) "Eat like a bird" – Incorrect, means eating very little.
· (c) "Chews the fat" – Incorrect, means to have a long casual conversation.
· (d) "Eat humble pie" – Incorrect, means to admit a mistake.
Corrected Sentence:
· "Bheem has been shown in popular culture as someone who eats like a horse ."
Example Sentence:
· "After the long hike, he ate like a horse."