In question four alternatives are given for the underlined Idiom/Phrase in the sentence. Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase.
In life, there will be many situations where you have to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea.

The correct answer is To be in dilemma to choose.

Explanation:
The idiom "between the devil and the deep blue sea" means facing a situation where a person must choose between two choices that are equally unpleasant, dangerous, or difficult. Hence, it describes being in a dilemma where no option is favorable.

Analysis of Options:
• To be in dilemma to choose: Correct. It accurately describes the state of being caught between two difficult or undesirable choices.
• To be in the deep sea: Incorrect. This is a literal interpretation of the phrase rather than its idiomatic meaning.
• To be in a good condition: Incorrect. The idiom implies a bad or stressful position, not a good one.
• To choose wisely: Incorrect. The idiom focuses on the difficult choice/dilemma itself, rather than the wisdom of the decision.