Question

Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom, in black and white :

• A. in red tape
• B. to feel sad
• C. very rarely
• D. in written form

Answer 1

Answer:

D. in written form

• The idiom "in black and white" refers to something that is written down or printed on paper, typically in clear, explicit terms (black ink on white paper).

• It implies that the information is official, definite, and can be referred to as evidence.

The other options do not match this meaning:

• In red tape refers to bureaucracy or official formalities.

• To feel sad is unrelated (that might be "feeling blue").

• Very rarely is unrelated (that might be "once in a blue moon").