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the second one

interesting words choices. well done.

Depends on the market you're writing for. If writing for kids or teens, I'd probably use the third one; for adults, the second one only I'd just write: Baxter felt a pang of anxiety when he contemplated his English exam.

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My English teacher always stressed the use of "big" words when writing. Using that rule of thumb, the second sentence would be the better choice of the three.

Who's Baxter?

they don't sound awkward. and also you at the prompt are unlikely to be able to lose the which/what. those sentences are questions, and they ought firstly an interrogative adverb, including who, which, what, why, the position, or how, and also you've already chosen the in difficulty-free words ones that artwork. questioning somewhat further, perchance for the first one you may want to say "Who between those is your boy?" and for the 2d "How does your husband generate income?"

The last example is more suitable for 2007

the first one...

the second one sounds like you are trying way too hard to sound smart, and the third one makes you sound like a valley girl.

first one sounds good..

2nd is too complicated... one should not use such a heavy english..

3) is ok ok