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Question:
#6: "Out the door" also commonly used.
#18: Answer A implies a much longer walk/hike than answer B.
In the context of "after dinner," answer B seems more likely.
#19: I believe you meant answer A.
# Per the OED, " 'on behalf of' is used when speaking or acting as a
representative for someone else. 'In behalf of' is used when
doing something for someone's benefit, even if you aren't
directly representing them."
Example given: "I am writing on behalf of my team."
So I would say answer C might be more appropriate here.