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Select the option that conveys the meaning of the given idiom most appropriately. A bowl of cherries

Select the option that conveys the meaning of the given idiom most appropriately. A bowl of cherries Correct Answer A pleasant experience

Option 2 is correct as,

A bowl of cherries:- Wonderful; very pleasant. Typically used in the metaphoric expression

E.g :- I got a promotion and got engaged in the span of a week! Life is just a bowl of cherries these days.

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