Question

What does the idiom "To bell the cat" mean?

• A. To warn others of danger
• B. To undertake a risky task for the common good
• C. To act foolishly
• D. To make a loud complaint

Answer 1

Answer:

B. To undertake a risky task for the common good

The idiom “to bell the cat” means to volunteer for or undertake a dangerous or difficult task that benefits everyone.

Example:

• Nobody wanted to complain to the manager, but Ravi decided to bell the cat.