Idiom "at one's wit's end" means?
Correct answer: B. to be puzzled
- A. to understand thoroughly
- B. to be puzzled
- C. to be a stupid person
- D. to behave irrationally
Explanation
A person at their wit’s end has exhausted their ideas and does not know what to do, making “puzzled” the closest option. The idiom does not describe stupidity or irrational behaviour.
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