Choose the correct alternative which can be substituted for the below underlined phrase.
She was reading from a list that contained almost all the known idioms and phrases of English.

The correct answer is (D) Glossary.

• Principle: A glossary is a list of terms, phrases, or idiomatic expressions in a particular domain of knowledge with the definitions for those terms, usually appearing at the end of a book.
• Deduction: The question describes a document containing a list of 'idioms and phrases'. A 'Magazine' is a periodical publication; a 'Gazette' is an official journal or newspaper; a 'Dictionary' provides definitions of general vocabulary words in alphabetical order; whereas a 'Glossary' is specifically defined as a collection of specialized terms or phrases.
• Verification: Given the focus on specific 'idioms and phrases' rather than a general lexicon (Dictionary) or a news publication (Magazine/Gazette), 'Glossary' is the most accurate substitute.