What does it mean “to keep one’s cool”?
A. To lose control and act irrationally.
B. To ignore problems and avoid confrontation.
C. To express anger openly and loudly.
D. To remain calm and composed in stressful situations.
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a. a new record
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The dancer performed an impressive routine, showcasing her _______ body as she executed complex stretches and movements.
A. limber
B. partisan
C. amiable
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What does the word ‘hulking’ mean?
A. Relating to a muscle spasm
B. Heavy and clumsy; bulky
C. Diminished; all used up
D. To bring up or vomit