The idiom ” Pass the buck” means?

Akeep something in hand

BTo evade responsibility

CTo Warn

DCome to know someone’s secrets

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Correct Answer: B: To evade responsibility

Explanation: The correct answer is B: To evade responsibility. 'Pass the buck' means to shift responsibility to someone else — to blame or transfer accountability.

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