In the following sentence, an idiom is underlined and is followed by four options of the words.
Select from the options, the one which is nearest to the underlined idiom.
'He was all at sea when he began his new job.'

Solution

The term that is most similar to the underlined idiom "all at sea" is "confused." "All at sea" means to be completely lost or unsure of what to do, which is similar to being confused.

Among the given options, option-B: puzzled addresses the state of confusion.

So, option B is the correct answer.

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In the following sentence, an idiom is underlined and is followed by four options of the words.Select from the options, the one which is nearest to the underlined idiom.'He was all at sea when he began his new job.'

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In the following sentence, an idiom is underlined and is followed by four options of the words.
Select from the options, the one which is nearest to the underlined idiom.
'He was all at sea when he began his new job.'