Choose the correct meaning of the idiom/phrase.
A snake in the grass

a very poisonous snake

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a secret agent

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an unrecognisable enemy or danger

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not a reliable person

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Solution

The correct option is C an unrecognisable enemy or danger
'A snake in the grass' means a deceitful person or harmful thing that is hidden. E.g. You can't trust him as he is just a snake in the grass. Thus, option C is the correct answer. Rest of the options are incorrect.

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Snakes are killed in large numbers because:
(a) they are very poisonous
(b) they kill rats
(c) their skin is expensive
(d) they damage the crops

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