I walked out along the bridge. The water (A9) …

I walked out along the bridge. The water (A9) … past about forty metres below. I (A10) … a little nervous but now I felt sick. Perhaps doing a bungee jump had been a bad idea. 'If you (All) … it, you'll regret it for the rest of your life,' said the instructor. 'In no more than two minutes you (A12) … your first jump and you'll be a hero,' she continued. 'If you (A13) … any doubts, you shouldn't have come up here,' said my friend Andrew, who was already putting his belt on. I watched Andrew disappear over the side of the bridge. I (A14) … worrying about the jump. Now I (A15) … by the fear of failure. Not only were there people watching below, but Andrew (A16) … his jump. 'They (A17) … for you next,' said the instructor. Never have I felt such fear as when I stepped off the bridge, and seldom (A18) … so happy when something was over. That was my first and last bungee jump.