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—Oh, help! The pan is on fire!
—___________. I can handle it.

A.
Take it easy
B.
Stop shouting
C.
Help yourself
D.
You bet

A
试题分析：考查交际英语。A不要担心；B不准叫；C自行取用；D当然；句意：—救命！锅着火了！—不要担心。我会处理的。故A正确。
考点：考查交际用语
点评：交际用语的考查，要根据上下文的语境进行辨析。在平时的学习中要加强对一些常考的交际用语的短语和句型进行记忆。

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—Oh, help! The pan is on fire!
—___________. I can handle it.