which of these is an example of an idiom?

A. They fought a lot while working on their group presentation about teamwork.
B. The map was difficult to read. We got lost.
C. For my presentation on the Mississippi River, I included a map.
D. Her presentation didn't make sense. It was all over the map.

The idiomatic expression here is "...all over the map.."It means that what is shown is utterly disorganized, does not communicate anything and that there is a lot of information but it is scattered and impossible to understand.

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vaduz vaduz · Answer 2 · 2020-04-18T18:11:58+02:00

Answer:

D. Her presentation didn't make sense. It was all over the map.

Explanation:

Idioms are the groups of words or phrases that has an altogether different meaning from the literal word given. It presents a whole new meaning to any given word, which have no connection.

Among the given options, option D has an idiom. "All over the map" is an idiom which means it is disorganized, or in a mess. Looking at the word and the meaning, there is no connection in the literal sense. But that's just how idioms work. They present a whole different meaning to any given word/ words.

Thus, the correct answer is option D.

which of these is an example of an idiom? A. They fought a lot while working on their group presentation about teamwork. B. The map was difficult to read. We got lost. C. For my presentation on the Mississippi River, I included a map. D. Her presentation didn't make sense. It was all over the map.

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which of these is an example of an idiom?

A. They fought a lot while working on their group presentation about teamwork.
B. The map was difficult to read. We got lost.
C. For my presentation on the Mississippi River, I included a map.
D. Her presentation didn't make sense. It was all over the map.