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2. If you are "nervous or uneasy," you are feeling (the outsiders) A-sullen B-apprehensive C-indignant D-ruefully
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2. If you are "nervous or uneasy," you are feeling (the outsiders)

A-sullen
B-apprehensive
C-indignant
D-ruefully

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Answer:Apprehensive

Explanation:adjective. uneasy or fearful about something that might happen: apprehensive for the safety of the mountain climbers. quick to learn or understand. perceptive; discerning

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