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Based on the context of the passage, match each idiom to its meaning.

rain on your parade

the ace up my sleeve

an accident waiting to happen

Meaning

Idiom

a potentially perilous situation

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to put an end to fun

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a piece of information used to advantage

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Rain on your parade: To put an end to fun.

The ace up my sleeve: A piece of information used to advantage.

An accident waiting to happen: A potentially perilous situation.

Explanation:

Although the passage is not included in this question, we can still determine that this is the correct meaning of the idioms listed in the options. Idioms are phrases that are not supposed to be taken literally. Instead, these are meant to give the reader an idea that is understood by a cultural group but that might not be understood by outsiders. Idioms can be understood either by memorizing them, or by observing the way in which native speakers employ them.