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Select the most appropriate meaning of the idiom ‘Have a bee in your bonnet’:

A. Having a cruel intention or grudge against someone
B. Unable to stay at a place for long
C. To keep worrying about something yourself
D. Be preoccupied or obsessed with something
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Choose the correctly punctuated sentence:

A. The teachers loud voices startled the five year old child What a scene!
B. The teachers' loud voices startled the five-year-old child. What a scene!
C. The teachers' loud voices startled the five-year-old child, What a scene!
D. The teachers' loud voices startled the five-year-old child; What a scene!
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