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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom: at sixes and sevens.

1. A dilemma between two evils
2. A free and fair decision
3. In complete confusion
4. A selection made under duress

Correct answer: In complete confusion

Solution

"At sixes and sevens" means in a state of confusion or disarray. It does not refer to a dilemma or a forced choice.

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