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Which of these is an example of an idiom?
a. i wasn't sure why he was angry. his mood came out of left field.
b. it was fun to watch my baby sister play in the field of grass.
c. the cat seemed angry. she hissed every time i came near.
d. my brother and i got in a huge fight. my best friend had to stop us.

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