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What is the meaning of the idiom 'To beat around the bush'?

Solve this multiple-choice question and check the correct answer with its explanation below.

Answer options

  1. To cut the grass
  2. To avoid the main topic
  3. To hunt animals
  4. To work in a garden

Correct answer and explanation

Correct answer: To avoid the main topic

Explanation: āœ… Correct Answer: B) To avoid the main topic šŸ“š Explanation: This idiom is used when someone speaks in an indirect or roundabout way to avoid talking about the most important or difficult part of a subject. It often implies that the person is hesitant or trying to be polite while avoiding a direct answer. It has no literal connection to gardening or hunting.