Choose the appropriate meaning of the idioms from the choices given To move…

Correct meaning: To try everything possible.

Explanation: The idiom "to move heaven and earth" means to do everything one can or use every possible means to make something happen.

• Example: "I had to move heaven and earth to get a flight home at Christmastime."

Why the other choices are incorrect:

• "To cause an earthquake" is a literal reading and does not reflect the idiomatic sense of making every possible effort.

• "To pray to all gods" suggests a religious or literal action rather than exerting all efforts to achieve a goal.

• "To travel in a rocket" is unrelated and takes the phrase in a literal, technological sense instead of as an idiom about effort.