Choose the correct meaning of the idiom from the given options:

"A man of honour"

(A) One who always keeps his promises

(B) One who is honoured by Padama award

(C) A research scholar

(D) A book lover

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

(1)    (A) only

(2)     (B) only

(3)     (C) only

(4)     (D) only

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The correct meaning of the idiom "a man of honour" is one who always keeps his promises. This idiom is used to describe someone who is honest, trustworthy, and reliable. The idiom is often used in a positive context, to describe someone who is held in high regard.

The other options are incorrect. The Padama award is a civilian award given by the Indian government, so someone who is honoured by the Padama award is not necessarily a man of honour. A research scholar is someone who is engaged in research, and a book lover is someone who loves to read books. Neither of these things necessarily make someone a man of honour.