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'At sixes and sevens' means:

Aregular

Bconfused

Csystematic

Dfinally

Answer:

B. confused

Read Explanation:

  • Correct Answer : Option B (confused)

  • The idiom “at sixes and sevens” means being in a state of confusion, disorder, or complete lack of arrangement. It is used when things are not going smoothly and people are unable to act in an orderly way.


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