Explanation:

- "Make a beeline for" generally means to go directly towards something without delay or deviation. It refers to bees flying straight to their target, usually a flower.

- Option 1: Make a line for honey

- This option suggests forming a line for honey, which is not correct. The idiom isn't related to standing in a line for a specific item like honey.

- Option 2: Go for freebies

- This implies going after free items. It's not the correct interpretation of the idiom, which doesn’t involve seeking free things specifically.

- Option 3: Stand in a queue

- This involves forming or joining a line, which doesn't match the idiom's meaning of moving directly and quickly to a destination.

- Option 4: Go straight to

- This is the correct meaning. It captures the essence of moving directly towards something, just as a bee flies straight to a flower.

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