To adjust to a new situation means

• A. to move furniture
• B. to settle or adapt to a situation
• C. to ignore
• D. to decorate

Answer: (B)

Adjusting to a new situation means becoming comfortable and able to function effectively in unfamiliar conditions by adapting your behavior or routines. This captures both settling in and changing how you approach things. For example, when you start a new job, you learn the procedures and adapt your schedule; when you move to a new place, you adjust to the new surroundings. That is why “to settle or adapt to a situation” is the best fit. The other options describe actions that aren’t about adapting to a new circumstance: moving furniture is reshaping space, ignoring is choosing not to respond, decorating is changing appearance rather than how you handle the situation.