Multiple choice

Directions: Find out the correct meaning of the given idiom/phrase.

To be in the good books of

  1. to be in favour with

  2. to slap

  3. to be known

  4. none
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Explanation

To be in someone's good books means to be in favor with them or to be liked by them. This is a common idiom meaning someone has a positive opinion of you. The other options (to slap, to be known, none) don't capture this meaning of being in someone's favor.

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