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IDIOMS AND PHRASES Directions : Given below are some idioms/ phrases followed by four alternative meanings to each. Choose the most appropriate answer from among the options (a), (b), (c) and (d).
greedily accumulating wealth
being careful about spending
getting scared because of danger
- Idiom Explained: "Counting your chickens" originates from the saying "Don’t count your chickens before they hatch." It suggests not assuming a positive outcome before it’s certain.
- Options and Meanings:
- Option 1: Confident of success - Correct Answer: It matches the idiom, reflecting undue confidence in a favorable result before it actually happens.
- Option 2: Greedily accumulating wealth - This does not relate to the idiom's meaning. It's more about excessive desire for money.
- Option 3: Being careful about spending - This is unrelated as the idiom is about assumptions, not caution in spending.
- Option 4: Getting scared because of danger - This implies fear, which is not the intent of the idiom.
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