Idioms & Phrases · Question 9 · Medium
What does the phrase in capitals mean? After the product launch failed, the team went BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD.
- Started planning again from the beginning
- Returned to their office
- Blamed the design team
- Abandoned the project
Answer and explanation
Answer: A. Started planning again from the beginning
Explanation: To go back to the drawing board is to start again on a new plan after the first one has failed.
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