Question

The Chairman advised the new recruits not to beat about the bush during client presentations.
(The idiom 'beat about the bush' means)

• A. To speak too loudly in public
• B. Avoid the main topic and speak indirectly
• C. Prepare extensively before speaking
• D. Use technical language unnecessarily

Hint:

Beat about the bush means to avoid saying something directly or to delay coming to the main point. Example: \[ \text{Stop beating about the bush and tell me the truth.} \]

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B