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What do you mean by the idiom, ‘a piece of cake’?

Aa tasty snack

Bsomething that is very easy

Cwhich is soft

Da small piece of cake

Answer:

B. something that is very easy

Read Explanation:

The idiom "a piece of cake" means something that is very easy to do or requires little effort.

Example:

  • The English test was a piece of cake.
    → The English test was very easy.


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