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The correct answer is: B. about

The word “about” is used to express concern or anxiety about

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something. In this case, the speaker is worried about the exam.

The other options are not as appropriate in this context.

  • The word “in” is used to express location or position. For example, “I am in the exam room.”
  • The word “on” is used to express a surface or location. For example, “The exam is on the table.”
  • The word “of” is used to express possession or relationship. For example, “I am afraid of the exam.”

I hope this helps!

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