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And if she was really ....... with herself she was beginning to have a teenie weenie (very small) feeling of doubt*^*as to whether she was doing the right thing. A. honoured
B. honourable
C. honest
D. honourably
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- On the train journey she began to think about what her father had said with his ....... to the rag bag (muddled*^*collection) of ideas in her organisation.
- And if she was really ....... with herself she was beginning to have a teenie weenie (very small) feeling of doubt*^*as to whether she was doing the right thing.
- She just wished that her father could ....... and be even steven (fair) about her side of the argument.
- But as soon as she reached the meeting point for the rally, there was no time for day ........
- At the beginning it was a bit harum scarum (disorganised) and people were running higgledy piggledy (in*^*different and chaotic directions) but soon everything ....... down,
- and people who had been running about pell mell (in confusion) were now standing ....... and listening to the*^*speeches.
- She felt ....... and was pleased she had come to the demonstration.
- And then one incident at the end of the rally convinced her that she had ....... the right decision to work for the*^*organisation.
- A police officer on horseback was ....... the crowds and she found herself being gently moved by the horse.
- As it drew near she found she was asking herself ....... whether she had done the right thing. She looked at the*^*horse and it was actually nodding its head and she could have sworn it said okie dokie (all right).*^*
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