Concept:The phrase "like a lamb to the slaughter" is an idiom that means going somewhere meekly, without protest or resistance.
Explanation:A lamb is gentle and does not fight back when it is led to be killed.
Similarly, this expression describes a person who is taken somewhere quietly and obediently.
The person may not realise the danger, or may feel powerless to resist.
In the sentence, "we were taken to the police station like a lamb to the slaughter" suggests that we offered no struggle or opposition.
Option A is incorrect because the idiom has nothing to do with removing clothes.
Option C is incorrect because no difficulty or force is suggested.
Option D is incorrect because the action is not violent or aggressive.
Option B correctly matches the meaning of the idiom, as the person goes without any resistance.
Answer:B. without resistance