Multiple choice softskills communication

Straight from the horse's mouth

  1. seek advice from a speaking horse

  2. A carefully hatched plot

  3. From the most trusted authority

  4. from the words of a hore keeper
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C Correct answer
Explanation

'Straight from the horse's mouth' is an idiom meaning information received from the most authoritative or reliable source. It doesn't refer to an actual speaking horse, horse keeper, or any plot. The phrase likely originates from horse racing, where inside information about a horse's condition would come from someone directly connected to the animal.

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