Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Hornet’s nest

Correct option is B

The correct meaning of the idiom "Hornet’s nest" is a "difficult and unpleasant situation." This idiom is often used to describe a scenario that involves a lot of trouble or controversy. Hornet’s nest: This idiom originates from the aggressive and stinging nature of hornets, metaphorically representing a situation that quickly becomes problematic when disturbed. Example: When he brought up the budget cuts, he really stirred up a hornet's nest. Meanings of the other options:
· Happy and enjoyable moments: Times filled with joy and pleasure.
· Filthy and shabby appearance: Looking dirty and poorly dressed.
· A treasure full of wealth: Riches or valuable resources.