Multiple choice softskills communication

On a fool’s errand

  1. To do something foolishly

  2. To be involved in a useless journey or task

  3. To start doing something blindly without considering the consequences

  4. To run an errand aimlessly
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B Correct answer
Explanation

On a fool's errand means a task that is pointless or has no chance of success - literally sending someone to do something that cannot be accomplished. It does not mean doing something foolishly, starting blindly, or running errands aimlessly.

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