Choose the meaning of the idiom "have a finger in every pie".

to be greedy for foodCorrect answerYour answerto cook wellCorrect answerYour answerto steal from othersCorrect answerYour answerto be involved in many activitiesCorrect answerYour answer

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To have a finger in every pie is to be involved in many things at once.

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Greedy for food and cook well take "pie" literally.

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Choose the meaning of the idiom "have a finger in every pie".

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