A snake in the grass
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Correct Answer:
Option C —
Unrecognizable danger
The idiom "A snake in the grass" refers to a person or a situation that appears harmless but is actually treacherous or deceitful. It describes a hidden threat that you don't see coming until it is too late—much like a literal snake hiding in tall grass.
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