He got hold of the wrong end of the stick. A. committed a blunder B. misjudged a situation C. fixed wrong priorities D. felt uneasy

committed a blunder
misjudged a situation
fixed wrong priorities
felt uneasy

The correct answer is: B. misjudged a situation.

To “get

hold of the wrong end of the stick” means to misunderstand something or to misinterpret a situation. It can also mean to be given the wrong information or to be misled.

The other options are

incorrect because:
  • A. committed a blunder means to make a serious mistake.
  • C. fixed wrong priorities means to put the wrong things first.
  • D. felt uneasy means to feel uncomfortable or anxious.
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