Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Get into a scrape

Correct option is D

Option (d) "Involved in a problem" is the correct meaning of the given idiom "Get into a scrape."

• "Get into a scrape" means to become involved in a difficult or problematic situation (कठिनाईमेंपड़ना).
• Example Sentence: He got into a scrape when he forgot his homework and had to explain it to the teacher.

Other Related Idioms and Their Meanings:

• "In hot water" – In trouble or difficulty.
• "Up the creek without a paddle" – In a difficult situation with no way out.

Why Other Options Are Incorrect:

• (a) Creating a problem – Does not match the idiom’s meaning.
• (b) Solving a problem – The phrase does not imply solving but rather getting into trouble.
• (c) Explaining a problem – Incorrect, as it does not fit the idiomatic expression.