Correct Answer:
B. Very active
This question tests the understanding of the idiom “Full of beans.”
- Correct Option: B) Very active. The idiom “full of beans” means to be full of energy, lively, or in high spirits. It implies a state of being very active and energetic, often with enthusiasm.
- Distractor A) Overjoyed: While being full of beans can involve happiness, “overjoyed” specifically means extremely happy, which is a narrower meaning than simply being energetic and active.
- Distractor C) Very nervous: This is the opposite of being full of beans.
- Distractor D) Sad: This is also the opposite of the idiom's meaning.
Understanding idiomatic expressions is crucial for comprehending nuanced English.