Question
Fill in the blank with an appropriate idiom.
The new employee was __________, but he quickly learned the ropes.Solution
The idiom "wet behind the ears" means to be inexperienced or naive. In this sentence, the new employee is inexperienced, but he quickly learns the ropes. The idiom "wet behind the ears" is the most appropriate option in this context.
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