Choose the correct meaning of the idiom in capitals.
From the hilltop temple we got A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW of the whole town.

a view of birdsCorrect answerYour answera blurred viewCorrect answerYour answera view from high aboveCorrect answerYour answera close-up viewCorrect answerYour answer

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Correct answer: C

A bird's-eye view is a view from high above, as a flying bird would see it.

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A close-up view is the opposite of seeing the whole town from a height.

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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom in capitals.From the hilltop temple we got A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW of the whole town.

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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom in capitals.
From the hilltop temple we got A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW of the whole town.