Multiple choice softskills communication

'Cotton-picking' means

  1. picking bad habits

  2. who has sharp mind

  3. very light in weight

  4. term of disapproval, of something that is troublesome or a nuisance.
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D Correct answer
Explanation

'Cotton-picking' is used as a mild term of disapproval or annoyance for something troublesome or annoying. It's often used as an adjective intensifier (e.g., 'get your cotton-picking hands off that'). The other options do not capture this meaning - it's not about sharp minds, weight, or bad habits.

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