Select the most appropriate idiom for the underlined segment in the following sentence.
Rohit is very mischievous and always annoys his teachers.
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer is option 1 i.e. Gets in his teacher’s hair.
Idiom: Gets in someone's hair
Meaning: To annoy or irritate someone, especially by being disruptive or mischievous.
Example: The little boy always gets in his sister’s hair by taking her toys without asking.
Meaning of the other options:
Puts his shoulders to the wheel: To work very hard with determination.
A storm in a teacup: A big fuss over something trivial.
Leads up the garden path: To deceive or mislead someone.
Hence, the chosen option is correct.