'Cranky Spouse' implies:
Correct answer: B. Fussy and bad-tempered wife or husband
- A. A carefully selected loving partner of life
- B. Fussy and bad-tempered wife or husband
- C. Money squandering younger second wife
- D. A device fitted behind the rear seat of a car
Explanation
The term 'cranky spouse' combines 'cranky,' meaning irritable or bad-tempered, with 'spouse,' meaning a husband or wife. Therefore, the correct answer is Option B: 'Fussy and bad-tempered wife or husband.' Option A is incorrect as 'cranky' does not imply 'loving.' Option C incorrectly narrows the definition to a 'younger second wife' and emphasizes financial habits, which are not relevant. Option D is entirely unrelated, as it describes an inanimate object rather than a person.
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