Multiple choice general knowledge

To put one's hand to plough

  1. To take up agricultural farming

  2. To take a difficult task

  3. To get entangled into unnecessary things

  4. Take interest in technical work
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B Correct answer
Explanation

'To put one's hand to the plough' comes from agricultural imagery and means to begin a difficult or challenging task, often implying commitment to see it through. It's not about actual farming but about taking on serious work.

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