Choose the sentence in which the idiom **"play it by ear"** is used correctly.

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1. The idiom **"to play it by ear"** means to decide how to deal with a situation as it develops, rather than following a fixed plan.

2. Option A correctly uses the idiom in the context of unpredictability and adapting accordingly.

3. Option B incorrectly associates the idiom with musical skill; the correct phrase for musical skill is "play by ear" without "it".

4. Option C misuses the idiom as a habit that can lead to jail, which is incorrect.

5. Option D uses the idiom in a musical context, which is incorrect because the idiom here means improvising in a situation, not musical performance.

**Answer:** Option A

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