Select the most appropriate idiom that can substitute the underlined word segment in the given sentence.
Delivering that furniture to the tenth floor without the lift and an incline is incredibly foolish and next to impossible.

The correct answer is Option 1: like nailing jelly to the tree.

Explanation:
The idiom "like nailing jelly to the tree" (or "like nailing jelly to a wall") refers to a task that is extremely difficult, impractical, impossible to accomplish, or incredibly foolish and hard to pinpoint.

In the given sentence, carrying heavy furniture up ten floors without a lift or incline represents a task that is nearly impossible and extremely impractical. Therefore, "like nailing jelly to the tree" is the most appropriate idiom to substitute the underlined segment.

Meaning of other options:
• like a tree known by its fruits: A person is judged by their actions or results.
• as tight as the bark of the tree: Extremely stingy or miserly.
• like going between the bark and the tree: Interfering in a close relationship or private affair.