It is Rashmi who wears the trousers in their house and he timidly allows it. A. dresses glamorously B. earns a living C. is dominant D. makes all the decision

dresses glamorously
earns a living
is dominant
makes all the decision

The correct answer is C. is dominant.

The phrase “wears the trousers” is a metaphor for being the dominant partner in a relationship. In this case, the speaker is saying that Rashmi is the dominant partner in her relationship with her husband. This is supported

by the fact that the husband “timidly allows” her to be dominant, which suggests that he is not comfortable with it but does not feel like he has a choice.

The other options are incorrect for the following reasons:

  • A. dresses glamorously: This is not necessarily related to being dominant. A person can dress glamorously without being dominant, and vice versa.
  • B. earns a living: This is also not necessarily related to being dominant. A person can earn a living without being dominant, and vice versa.
  • D. makes all the decisions: This is a possible characteristic of a dominant person, but it is not the only characteristic. A person can make all the decisions in a relationship without being dominant, and vice versa.