What idiom would you use to convey that someone is good at noticing things around them?

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• A She can see things in her mind's eye
• B She's a sight for sore eyes
• C She has eyes in the back of her head
• D She can see her way clear to doing that

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Answer: C. She has eyes in the back of her head

"she has eyes in the back of her head" means she's very aware.

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