Question

2 what is an idiom? a a literal expression with a clear meaning b a figurative expression that is different from its literal meaning c a type of imagery used in poetry d a direct statement of fact

Explanation:

An idiom is a figurative expression. Its meaning is not derived from the literal meaning of its individual words. For example, "break a leg" (which means good luck, not actually breaking a leg). Option A is incorrect as it's not literal. Option C is wrong as it's not just for poetry. Option D is incorrect as it's not a direct statement of fact.

Answer:

B. A figurative expression that is different from its literal meaning