What does the underlined idiom mean?

Hansel expects me to lend him a huge sum of money at short notice just because he has scratched my back once.

Did someone a favour

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Asked for a favour

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Was ready to help a friend

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Promised to be friends though thick and thin

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Solution

The correct option is A
Did someone a favour

‘To scratch someone’s back’ means to do someone a favour with the hopes of it being returned someday.

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