Multiple choice

Directions: Choose suitable one word for the given expression.

At sea

  1. frequently

  2. confused

  3. finally

  4. simultaneously

  5. continuously
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The idiom 'at sea' means being confused or perplexed, like a ship lost at sea without direction. Frequently means often, finally marks an ending, simultaneously means at the same time, and continuously means without stopping.

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