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Select the most appropriate meaning of the highlighted idiom in the following sentence. Prakash could not make up his mind about what to do with
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Select the most appropriate meaning of the highlighted idiom in the following sentence.
Prakash could not make up his mind about what to do with the project.

A.

Abide

B.

Decide

C.

Think

D.

Abandon

Correct option is B


Explanation:
The idiom "make up one’s mind" means to decide or come to a definite conclusion.
(b) Decide – Means to make a choice or form a judgment; matches the idiom perfectly.
Let’s look at all the options:
· (a) Abide – Means to tolerate or accept; not related.
· (b) Decide – Correct; means to make a decision.
· (c) Think – Means to ponder, but doesn’t imply reaching a conclusion.
· (d) Abandon – Means to give up; incorrect meaning.
Idiom Usage Example:
· I haven’t made up my mind whether to apply for the new job.

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