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The idiom 'a piece of cake' means:

AA delicious dessert
BSomething very easy
CSharing among friends
DAn expensive item
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Something very easy
1. 'A piece of cake' is a common English idiom. 2. It is used metaphorically to describe a task that is very easy to do. 3. It is not used literally for the dessert or for sharing. _Source: KMAT Karnataka 2022 PYQ Q.35_
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