English Class 9 Idioms

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"That new smartphone costs an arm and a leg!" What does "an arm and a leg" imply?

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Answer: B. It is extremely expensive

Correct Answer: B) It is extremely expensive
Explanation: When something costs "an arm and a leg," it means it has a ridiculously high price tag, figuratively costing you a body part to pay for it.

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