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There was a fire in the middle of the night at a country house where there were many guests.
They all rushed outside when they heard the alarm. They did not even wait to put on their clothes. Dressed in blankets and overcoats, they were standing watching the flames when another guest joined them. "Why did you people get so excited" he asked, "Now look at me. When I heard the alarm, I got out of bed, lit a cigarette and quietly dressed myself. In fact I was putting on my tie when I thought it was not the best tie to wear with a shirt I had on. I took it off and put on another. I did not lose my head at all. I never get excited in a difficult or dangerous situation." "That’s good," said one of his friends, "but why didn’t you put on your trousers/

I did not lose my head at all. It means（　）.
A. no one killed me, I was still alive
B. there was nothing wrong with my brain
C. my brain worked still well

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There was a fire in the middle of the night at a country house where there were many guests.
They all rushed outside when they heard the alarm. They did not even wait to put on their clothes. Dressed in blankets and overcoats, they were standing watching the flames when another guest joined them. "Why did you people get so excited" he asked, "Now look at me. When I heard the alarm, I got out of bed, lit a cigarette and quietly dressed myself. In fact I was putting on my tie when I thought it was not the best tie to wear with a shirt I had on. I took it off and put on another. I did not lose my head at all. I never get excited in a difficult or dangerous situation." "That’s good," said one of his friends, "but why didn’t you put on your trousers/

The person who came out of the house a little later（　）.
A. was not nervous at all
B. was as nervous as the others
C. was slow to put on his clothes

[单项选择]The pounding rain began in the middle of the night. The people of Jackson, Ohio awoke to the sound then went back to sleep. The next day the rain continued, and the water began to rise. Statistics said Jackson floods once every one hundred years, but no one believed this would be the flood of the century. People were evacuated from their homes to higher ground, leaving everything behind. Buildings in the low-lying areas were immersed in water. People watched as dogs, cats, cows and other animals were swept away. Cars and trucks were carried miles from their homes; The people felt helpless as they watched Mother Nature show her power.
Susan returned to her sixth-grade-student-teaching experience the following Monday. She told the story to her students and showed them pictures from the newspaper. Her inspired and compassionate students took action. They stopped raising money for their trip to Camp, Kern and began raising money for the flood victims. They sold lollipops, wrote letter
A. he was working as a mailman.
B. he helped deliver the Easter baskets.
C. he delivered written messages to the youth.
D. he helped collect money for the school.