Novice second use: In a workplace, a novice would typically be expected to...

• A. A veteran
• B. A person who is new and not experienced in a job or situation
• C. A supervisor
• D. An expert

Answer: (B)

Novice means a person who is new and not experienced in a job or activity. In a workplace, that describes someone who is just starting out, still learning the ropes, and likely needing guidance and supervision as they build skills. This matches the idea of someone who is new and inexperienced. Roles like veteran (long-time experience), supervisor (someone who oversees others), or expert (highly skilled) involve more experience or leadership, which isn’t characteristic of a novice. So the description that best fits is someone who is new and not experienced.