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Which of the following means ‘to get rid of a problem’ ? 
Question

Which of the following means ‘to get rid of a problem’ ? 

A.

To hammer it out

B.

To get to the bottom of

C.

To get the monkey off one’s back

D.

To get the acts together

Correct option is C

  • Idiom Meaning: "To get the monkey off one’s back" means to eliminate a persistent problem or burden.
  • Usage Example: "Quitting smoking got the monkey off his back" means problem solved.
  • Context Fit: The idiom specifically refers to relieving a burden.
  • Clarity: Option (C) is the precise idiomatic expression.
  • The correct answer is (C) To get the monkey off one’s back.

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