[Idiom] To blaze a trail

[PENDSE]

This question appeared in one of the books meant for bank examination preparation book. the answer has not been given in the book. I tried to search but could find neither on usingenglish nor anywhere else. Here is the question:

To blaze a trail
A) to set on fire B) to blow the trumpet C) to be annoyingly noisy D) to initiate work in a movement E) None

ANAND PENDSE

 

[SoothingDave]

Trailblazer | Define Trailblazer at Dictionary.com

I don't like any of the answers given.

 

[Rover_KE]

blaze a trail
To do early or pioneering work that others will follow up on. Professor Williams blazed a trail in the study of physics.


To do something that no-one has done before, especially something which will be important for other people The hospital has blazed a trail in developing new techniques for treating infertility.


To do something different The hospital has blazed a trail in children's care by giving them many things to do and allowing visitors at any hour.​

(idioms.freedictionary.com)

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Rover

 

[PENDSE]

Yes sir. Many thanks .

 

[PENDSE]

Thank you, sir.