Multiple choice general knowledge math & puzzles

to be on the ragged edge

  1. having no money to survive

  2. to live in high risk

  3. to be so tired or upset

  4. being very angry

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C Correct answer
Explanation

To be 'on the ragged edge' means to be in a very stressed, exhausted, or precarious state, often near the limit of one's endurance or sanity. It is distinct from being angry or simply having no money.