Multiple choice general knowledge math & puzzles

Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: I heard about the plans for the new magazine article (directly from the person responsible).

  1. off his high horse

  2. straight from the horse`s mouth

  3. in two shakes of a lamb's tail

  4. in a pig`s eye
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B Correct answer
Explanation

To get information 'straight from the horse's mouth' means to hear it directly from the person who has first-hand knowledge or the person responsible. 'In a pig's eye' is an expression of disbelief.

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