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Q34. Pick the idiom that best describes the situation in which Sadao and Hana were in. a) to be like a fish out of water b) like water off a duck's back c) to be dead in the water d) to be in hot water

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Answered by shrutiraut75

Correct option:

d) to be in hot water

Explanation:

The idiom that best describes the situation in which Sadao and Hana were in is "to be in hot water ".

Answered by upenderjoshi28

Answer:

d) to be in hot water

Explanation:

'to be in hot water' is an idiom that means to be in trouble.

Dr. Sadao and Hana’s dilemma was: ‘should he save the American POW or not?’ America and Japan at that time were engaged in war. If he helped an American (that too an American soldier), he could be charged with treason. If he would not save the injured POW, he would dishonor Hippocratic pledge. Finally he decided to honor his pledge.

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Q34. Pick the idiom that best describes the situation in which Sadao and Hana were in. a) to be like a fish out of water b) like water off a duck's back c) to be dead in the water d) to be in hot water