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(a) 'Amused' is an adjective which means 'finding something funny or entertaining'. Statement I correctly uses the word but in statements II and III are conveying a state of confusion and not that of amusement, therefore, rendering the usage of the word 'amused' incorrect in them. Hence, (a) is correct.
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