Multiple choice general knowledge

To pick holes

  1. To find some reason to quarrel

  2. To destroy something

  3. To criticise someone

  4. To cut some part of an item
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C Correct answer
Explanation

'To pick holes' means to criticize someone by finding faults or weaknesses in their argument, work, or character. The idiom suggests examining something carefully to point out flaws or imperfections.

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