Question

what does the idiom in this text suggest? for many runners who prefer running barefoot but still want some support and protection, minimalist shoes are the best thing since sliced bread. the shoes are comfortable and flexible. the shoes are as soft as freshly baked bread. the shoes are a fabulous invention.

Explanation:

The idiom "the best thing since sliced bread" is used to describe something that is considered extremely good or a wonderful invention. The first option talks about comfort and flexibility, which isn't directly conveyed by the idiom. The second option misinterprets the idiom as a comparison to the softness of bread, which is incorrect. The third option, "The shoes are a fabulous invention," aligns with the meaning of the idiom as it implies the shoes are a great and valuable creation.

Answer:

The shoes are a fabulous invention.