From the given options, select the one which correctly explains the expression: “To be at sixes and sevens”

To be a primary school student A state of total confusion and disorder To be certain of batting well in a cricket match To give away secrets

A state of total confusion and disorder

The expression "To be at sixes and sevens" means to be in a state of total confusion and disorder. Therefore, the correct option is: A state of total confusion and disorder In the first two weeks after joining his first job, Yash was at sixes and sevens.