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Even though I was a beginner in this field, there had been my friend "to show me the ropes." Identify the meaning of the underlined idiom.

Ato leave someone succeed or fail on their own in an entirely new field

Bto teach or guide someone, especially in a new job

Cto solve a problem or learn something independently

Dto make care of oneself or manage ones own affairs

Answer:

B. to teach or guide someone, especially in a new job

Read Explanation:

To show someone the ropes” is an idiom meaning:

To teach someone the basics of how to do a job or activity, especially when they’re new.


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