Discussion
The young athlete was determined to go the extra mile to win the championship.
Answer: C
Go the extra mile means to make additional effort.
To go the extra mile is to do more than is required or expected in order to achieve something. An athlete determined to go the extra mile trains harder than others to win.
The idiom is not literal, so travel abroad is wrong. Avoid hard work is its opposite, and challenge the coach has no connection with the expression.
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