Discussion
'To think out of the box' does not mean to think :
Answer: A
'To think out of the box' does not mean to think traditionally.
The idiom means to think creatively, beyond the usual limits and conventions: to come up with original, unusual ideas.
Thinking creatively and imaginatively, about novel ideas, and in unusual ways all describe the idiom. Thinking traditionally, following established patterns, is its opposite.
For example, a teacher who thinks out of the box might teach fractions through cooking instead of only through textbook exercises.
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