Multiple choice softskills communication

If it's "under your nose", it's

  1. well hidden

  2. your fault

  3. within sight

  4. very annoying
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

The idiom "under your nose" means something is very close by, easily visible, or right in front of you - often when you fail to notice it despite its obviousness. It's used to describe things that should be easily seen or found but are somehow overlooked. Option C correctly identifies this as meaning within sight.

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