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into the toaster oven. I guess I must have set the temperature wrong because they burnt

to a crisp very quickly. When after 10 minutes I saw one of them going up in flames, I thought

that the fire-plus-electrics combo was really bad news. I freaked out and immediately opened

the toaster oven to prevent a catastrophe. Yet, it didn't occur to me that I'd be letting in way

more oxygen, and the flames exploded out of the oven. Fortunately, I kept my head and tossed

the whole tray into the sink. The oven glove I was wearing was only slightly singed, but

the food was ruined.

Speaker B

It was our wedding anniversary so I decided to surprise my wife and came up with the idea of

making steaks in cognac. Even though I'd repeatedly proved to be all thumbs in the kitchen,

I knuckled down to the new challenge. I started frying the fillets and got the cognac ready.

However, when I was pouring the liquor into the pan, I got really heavy-handed, and the alcohol

caught fire, creating a very impressive volcano effect. The roaring fireball was so big that it

was sucked up into the vent fan over the stove, set the filter on fire and melted the plastic fan

blades. My wife got alarmed by the peculiar smell drifting up from the kitchen and rushed in

from the garden. I guess she was afraid that I'd aggravate the situation so she grabbed the fire

extinguisher and sprayed everything, including the would-be steaks.

Speaker C

Last month, I bought a spit roast attachment for my charcoal grill. Anxious to try out my new

gadget, I placed a few pieces of pork on the skewer and positioned it over the drip pan. Content

that everything was well, I retreated to the house. Thirty minutes later, I heard what sounded

like rain, so I went outside to check that it wasn't raining too hard, only to find my entire

backyard engulfed in flames. It turned out that the sound I thought was rain was actually

the popping sound of coals falling on the ground and igniting a backyard full of pine needles.

A garden hose which had caught fire was making things worse as it had spread the flames

to wooden chairs on the lawn. To put the fire out, I desperately chopped off the part of the hose

that was on fire so that I could use what was left to soak everything else. Obviously, the dinner

was wasted but I managed to prevent further disaster.

Which speaker

A

B

C

1.1. tried to prepare a meal despite his/her poor record as a cook?

1.2. deliberately damaged a piece of equipment to handle an emergency situation?

1.3. aggravated the situation by acting too hastily?

1.4. missed the moment when the fire started?