In the context of the sentence "I'd love to be as fit as a fiddle," the phrase "fit as a fiddle" means "in top physical condition." Therefore, the correct answer is:
In top physical condition.
(From "More Variety for Kennedy PE Classes", Illuminate) Read this sentence from paragraph 2. "I'd love to be as fit as a fiddle." What does fit as a fiddle mean as used in this text?
A talented musician
In average shape
A nicely built instrument
In top physical condition
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