Correct option is D
Explanation of the Correct Answer:
· The phrase
"head and shoulders above" means
"far superior to others, significantly better."
· It is used to indicate
clear superiority in terms of skill, ability, or performance.
Example Sentences:
· In terms of intelligence, she is head and shoulders above her classmates.
· This year's smartphone model is head and shoulders above last year’s version.
Other options:
·
(a) "Worse than others" → Incorrect; the phrase means being better, not worse.
·
(b) "Well informed of current trends" → Incorrect; the phrase does not relate to knowledge of trends.
·
(c) "Caught between two alternatives" → Incorrect; this describes being indecisive, which is unrelated to the idiom.
Thus, the correct answer is
(d) "Much better than others."