extremely thin, (C) The hair on his body was the result of malnutrition – he was ALL SKIN AND BONES., escaped harm, injury, punishment or death, (C) The small boy was so fearful for his life that he never went back – he SAVED HER SKIN by seeking refuge in the forest., a subject of disagreement between people, (B) Nature versus nurture is often A BONE OF CONTENTION between scientists and social anthropologists., controlled or looked after by someone, (A) Her fate was IN Marinda's HANDS, and after much reflection and soul-searching, she agreed to help., was frank and open about something, (A) One surgeon, concerned about using organs from death row prisoners, MADE NO BONES ABOUT his feelings., exist together and be connected with each other, (C) It also shows that while some personality traits may be the result of nature, nature also shapes who we are – the two GO HAND IN HAND., within reach, nearby, (B) Back in Brooklyn, Paula is happy to know her twin is CLOSE AT HAND, as they can see each other fairly often., moved suddenly as a result of shock or surprise, (C) After fighting them off, she almost JUMPED OUT OF HER SKIN when she realised that one of the ‘monkeys’ was a person..

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