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Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the meaning of idiomatic expression/phrase:

On one's own accord

  1. Without being forced by anyone

  2. Forcefully told to do so

  3. Always wanted to do so

  4. Never wanting to do so

  5. After being told to do so

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Explanation

This is the correct option. It means 'without being forced by anyone'.

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