Multiple choice

Directions: Select the correct meaning of the idiom/ phrase from the four alternatives.

To be at a stone's throw

  1. Very close

  2. To weaken the power

  3. To stone someone

  4. To be hit by a stone
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Explanation

The phrase 'at a stone's throw' is an idiom meaning very close in distance, referencing how far a person can throw a stone. It doesn't mean actually throwing stones or weakening anything - it's purely about proximity.

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