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Leela is always nasty and inconsiderate with her colleagues; now that she has a rude superior, she is getting _____________.

Solution

✅ Correct Option: 2

The blank needs an idiom meaning to experience the same unpleasant treatment one gives to others.

Option 1 -> "a spoon of her own medicine" -> incorrect form; the standard idiom uses "taste," not "spoon."

Option 2 -> "a taste of her own medicine" -> correct idiom meaning to experience the same poor treatment you dish out to others.

Option 3 -> "an unpleasant medicine dose" -> not an established idiom; just literal description.

Option 4 -> "a dose of bitter medicine" -> not the standard idiom form and misses the "own medicine" element.


When someone consistently treats others poorly and then receives the same treatment back, they're getting a taste of their own medicine. It's like karma in action - if you're always serving up rudeness to others, don't be surprised when life serves you the same bitter dish right back!

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