--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What did Jessica discover during her QA work, and what was the consequence of it?

--answers--

She discovered several issues, and this really helped the team.

She fixed several issues, which really helped the team.

--feedback--

Bob didn't say that Jessica fixed the issues.

She created several issues, which really helped the team.

--feedback--

Bob isn't praising Jessica for creating issues.

She ignored several issues, which really helped the team.

--feedback--

Bob didn't say that Jessica ignored issues.

--video-solution--

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--explanation--

To catch an issue means to identify or detect a problem, often before it causes further complications. It is commonly used in contexts like QA, troubleshooting, or debugging. For example:

The developer caught a major issue in the code before the deployment. - Here, the developer detected a serious problem in the code.

In this sentence, Bob is acknowledging Jessica's ability to detect problems during her QA work, which contributed to the team's success.

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