1). Avoid starvation2). Crack the deal 3). Entry prohibited4). Have – InterviewSolution

1.	1). Avoid starvation2). Crack the deal 3). Entry prohibited4). Have a pleasant tour
Answer» The idiom “Tokeep the wolf from the door” MEANS to maintain ONESELF at a minimum level. From the given options, “Avoid starvation” is a CONDITION where one keeps himself to a level just to avoid himself from starvation. Therefore, option 1 is correct. The rest of the options are TOTALLY different. In a sentence, it could be used as-’We have small amount of ration LEFT at the ISS,hardly enough to keep the wolf at the door.’

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