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Directions: "A bolt from the blue" means

  1. A
    sudden disaster
  2. B
    in trouble
  3. C
    blessing from above
  4. D
    to remain neutral

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The idiom "a bolt from the blue" refers to an event that happens completely unexpectedly and is a total shock. Usually, it denotes a sudden disaster or highly distressing news arriving without any warning, similar to a sudden lightning strike out of a clear blue sky.

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Directions: "A bolt from the blue" means
A
sudden disaster
B
in trouble
C
blessing from above
D
to remain neutral

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