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Idiom: "Hit the books" means:

AStart studying seriously
BHit someone with books
CSell books
DBurn books
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Start studying seriously
1. "Hit the books" = to begin to study hard. 2. Common student idiom. _Source: TSICET 2024 PYQ Q.185 (Shift 1, Idioms)_
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