Discussion
Wet behind the ears
Answer: A
Wet behind the ears means immature.
The idiom compares an inexperienced person to a newborn animal that is still damp. Someone wet behind the ears is young, naive and lacking experience.
Experienced and developed are the opposite, and cautious describes carefulness, not lack of experience.
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