Discussion
Replace the underlined common phrases with the right option.
I am in a fix and fail to understand whether I should help him or not.
Answer: B
In a fix means confused.
To be in a fix is to be in a difficult or awkward situation where one does not know what to do. The rest of the sentence makes the sense clear: the speaker cannot decide whether to help him or not.
Satisfied is the opposite of the uncertainty described, and angry is a different feeling altogether. Since confused fits, "None of these" is wrong.
Similar idioms for a difficult position are in a spot, in a jam and in a dilemma, the last used when there are two choices, as here.
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