Discussion
'To be dead tired' does not mean -
Answer: D
'To be dead tired' does not mean to feel refreshed.
'Dead tired' is an idiom for being extremely tired, completely exhausted, so tired that one can hardly go on, perhaps too tired even to walk.
Options A, B and C all express that exhaustion in different degrees, so they are meanings of the idiom. Feeling refreshed is its opposite, which is why it is the answer to a question asking what the phrase does not mean.
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