The idiom Hobson's choice means________?
Correct answer: C. No choice at all
- A. The choice of teachers
- B. Given choice
- C. No choice at all
- D. Choice to live or die
Explanation
Hobson’s choice refers to an apparent choice in which only one option is available, so there is effectively no choice. The expression comes from a stable owner who offered customers the horse nearest the door or none at all.
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