. What does the idiom ‘break the ice’ mean?
A. To initiate conversation in a social setting to relieve tension.
B. To shatter a physical object
C. To create a difficult situation
D. To end a conversation abruptly
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A. We; our parents
B. had already gone to bed; returned
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D. gone; parents