Multiple choice softskills communication

Get your wires crossed

  1. Cross the wires for current

  2. Get the opinions right

  3. A misunderstanding

  4. None of the above
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C Correct answer
Explanation

'Get your wires crossed' means to have a misunderstanding or confusion, particularly in communication. It draws an analogy from telephone wires getting crossed and signals getting mixed up. Option A interprets it literally about electrical work, while option B incorrectly suggests getting opinions right when it means the opposite.

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