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The new employee was ________ during her first week on the job.

Aunder the weather

Bat sea

Cout of the woods

Dbarking up the wrong tree

Answer:

B. at sea

Read Explanation:

  • The idiom "at sea" (or "all at sea") means confused, lost, bewildered, or unsure of what to do.

  • In this context, it describes the new employee feeling overwhelmed and finding it difficult to understand the new job during her first week.

Meanings of Other Options:

  • under the weather: Feeling slightly sick, unwell, or fatigued.

  • out of the woods: Free from danger, difficulty, or a critical situation.

  • barking up the wrong tree: Pursuing a mistaken line of thought, making a wrong assumption, or accusing the wrong person.


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