Question

In each of the following sentences, an idiom/phrase has been highlighted in bold. From the given options, choose the one that best expresses its meaning. If none of the options is correct, choose option E as your answer. Did the Ministry not urge domestic private space startups to think outside the box so that satellite data could directly benefit marginal agricultural farmers?

Q: Answer-In each of the following sentences, an idiom/phrase has been highlighted in bold. From the given opt...

The idiom think outside the box means to think about something in a creative, original, or unusual way rather than sticking to traditional methods. In the sentence, space startups are encouraged to look beyond traditional space missions and invent new ways to use satellite data for everyday farming. Option A incorrectly focuses only on production costs. Option B gives the opposite meaning of breaking away from routine methods. Option D adds an unrelated idea about selling to foreign countries.