Multiple choice softskills communication

on pins and needles

  1. to learn how to see

  2. to wait

  3. not looking forward to something

  4. to anticipate something

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
D Correct answer
Explanation

'On pins and needles' describes a state of anxious waiting or uneasy anticipation. Option A is unrelated - vision isn't relevant to this idiom. Option B is too neutral - the phrase implies anxiety about waiting. Option C is incorrect - the phrase describes looking forward to something, often with worry or excitement.