2026 · Q14
Directions : Given below are idioms/phrases. Choose the most appropriate meaning and mark your response on the Answer Sheet accordingly.
Have a finger in every pie
EnglishIdioms and Phrases
- ATo be familiar with the most recent developments
- BTo gorge on food
- CTo be able to do something very well
- DTo be involved in different activities
Explanation
“Have a finger in every pie” pictures someone dipping a finger into many pies at once. It means to be involved in a great many different activities or enterprises — option (d). The other options miss the point: (a) is about keeping up to date, (b) about eating, and (c) about doing one thing well. Hence (d) is correct.