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Select the option that conveys the meaning of the given idiom most appropriately. Take someone for a sleigh ride

Select the option that conveys the meaning of the given idiom most appropriately. Take someone for a sleigh ride Correct Answer Mislead someone

Option 1 is correct as,

Take someone for a sleigh ride :- To con, swindle, mislead, or deceive someone.

E.g :- That get-rich-quick guru took tens of thousands of people for a sleigh ride, lining his own pockets with their investments.

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