Select the most appropriate meaning of the given Idiom:- "Rope in"

Taking someone’s help to complete some work or assignment

The correct answer is OPTION 2- Taking someone’s help to complete some work or assignment

The most appropriate meaning of the idiom "rope in" is: Taking someone’s help to complete some work or assignment

 "Rope in" means to persuade or enlist someone to join in or help with a task, project, or assignment.
 It implies bringing someone into a group or activity, often by convincing or recruiting them.
- Therefore, "rope in" does not mean to physically tie with a rope or refer to a game of pulling a rope; it specifically refers to involving someone in a task or project.