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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: Kicked up a row.

1. Created chaos with calculated logic
2. Reacted aggressively in a social setting
3. Silently withdrew from a discussion
4. Avoided confrontation altogether

Correct answer: Reacted aggressively in a social setting

Solution

'Kicked up a row' means to create a disturbance, fuss, or quarrel. Among the options, 'reacted aggressively in a social setting' is the closest in meaning.

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