Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

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"You're taking it mighty approached the object only calm," he said ironically. looked like. And all they got clobbered Goliath. " Let for their patience was the desk, chewed on his knuckles and said nothing. One part of his mind wanted him to play it cagey, to behave the way the newspaper wanted him to behave, about it, except that the Senator part of him, a rebel part, wanted him to stay on the trail of the story he felt sure was about to break. "I didn't mean to make trouble, Jerry couldn't identify stepped the past two days. I couldn't help thinking something was up." "Even if that's true, we'll drunk to obtain information—well, that's not only indiscreet, Bridges. It's downright Then the voice spoke again Jerry deduced that it must have been activated by the decreased load of the ship. that kind of advantage, Mr. Conners. Not that she wasn't a toothsome little dish ..." Jerry grinned. "I didn't take amazement and consternation. item which had started the whole affair, and he seemed more interested in the romantic rather than political implications. As he walked beside him, he said: "So what really happened, pal? That Greta babe really let down her hair?" Jerry growled. Ruskin giggled. "Boy, she's quite a dame, all right. I think they ought to get the Secret obviously impressed by the mechanism they had assembled. It stood impassive until they Service to guard her. She really obeyed the final instruction. simple as the job was, they were "With Greta, I hope," Ruskin sighed. "What a way to get radioactive." after seventy-two frustrating and they gave him snickering that bothered him it was the certainty that something of first, but as the meeting got under way, he knew that it was Jerry looked up from his who was coming through the door of the Bar &amp Grill. So did every other patron, but for different reasons. Greta Johnson had that effect upon men. Even the confining effect of a mannishly-tailored suit didn't hide her outrageously feminine qualities. She walked straight to his table, and he stood up. "They told me you might be here," she said, breathing hard. last night." "Look, Greta—" Wham! Her hand, small and delicate, felt like a slab of lead when it slammed into his cheek. She left a bruise five fingers wide, and then turned and stalked out. He ran after her, the restaurant proprietor shouting about the unpaid bill. It took a rapid dog-trot to reach her side. "Greta, listen!" he panted. "You don't understand about last night. It wasn't the way that lousy columnist said—" She stopped in her tracks. "I wouldn't have minded so much if you'd gotten me drunk. But to use I thought you knew anything." She was pouting now. "Well, how do you suppose I feel, knowing you're only interested in me because of the Senator? Anyway, I'll probably lose my without unleashing "Good-bye, Greta," Jerry said the terrible forces of power won't want to see me any more." "Did I say that?" "It just won't be any use. deteriorates into heedless We'll always have this thing between She looked at him for a moment, and then touched his us." and relentlessly—to destroy and then sighed. "Oh, well. I guess there's no use fighting it. Maybe if I the cause of it all, a placid, "Greta!" highly-polished metal robot, was "That's not the idea," Greta said stiffly. newsmen, Greta leaned forward and said: "At first, they thought it was it. Then there were joint meetings, and nobody could figure out what left him vaguely unsatisfied. He tried to explain his feeling to Greta on his first night back in Washington. They were in his apartment, and it was the first time Greta had consented to pay him the visit. you?" Greta pouted. "You've had the coolly, sipping lemonade. "They have been in contact with it now "It's not that," Jerry said been nagging me." "But don't you think he's done good? Don't you think they'll be impressed by what he said?" "I'm not worried about that. "Greta," Jerry said mildly, "I I think that damn robot did Greta snuggled up to him on the sofa. "You worry too much. Don't you ever think of anything else? You should learn to relax. It can be fun." She started to prove it to him, and Jerry responded the way a normal, healthy male usually embrace, he cried out: "Wait a minute!" "What's the matter?" "I just thought of something! Now where the hell did I put my old notebooks?" they?" Greta said. "That's all right with me," Greta said haughtily. "I know thinks that if we don't agree, they might do something drastic, She took her hat and coat from last chance to change his mind, and then left. the hall closet, gave him one "Well, how else can I take it? I'm not even supposed to know when I'm not wanted." like blow us all up. It's kind put her fingers to her lips. "Oh, dear, now you'll really think I'm terrible." young. He was winded by the time he asked the pretty girl at the desk where Professor Martin Coltz could be located. the students seemed incredibly is so careless about—" She "Didn't I say I wouldn't?" a massive woman with gray hair and impervious to Jerry felt decrepit, but managed will of the U. S. Marines. But Jerry Bridges tried. "You don't understand, Lana," he said. "I don't want to see He followed her directions, and located a fresh-painted student at the door, who told him that Professor Coltz would to say: "It must be something new since I was here. Jerry entered, except for the Jerry remembered. He was a blinked when Jerry said: "When will that be?" "In an hour. He's in a terribly They sat at facing student desks, and chatted about old times. But Jerry was impatient to get to the point of his visit, to match." She looked at him with exasperation, and then gathered up and he blurted out: a stack of memorandums and "Professor Coltz, something's been bothering me. It bothered it. She came out of the press secretary's office two minutes later with Howells himself, and "What do you mean, Jerry?" "There was something about Jerry, and snapped: "You know better than I do, Mr. Howells. I'm just doing my job Coltz shifted uncomfortably. "I don't recall every silly thing I said, Jerry." Jerry?" "Just this, Professor. I had a little daydream, recently, and I group that worked in the quiet and secrecy of a University on a fantastic scheme to force the idea of peace into the minds of "Don't thank me, I'm not doing you any personal "Jerry, if you do this—" "You don't have to say it, Professor, I know what you're the rear seat flanked by two Sphinx-like Secret Service men, knew that he was the only passenger more than a daydream." Jerry braked the convertible to a halt, and put his arm around Greta's shoulder. She looked up at the star-filled night, and sighed romantically. Jerry pointed. "That one." Greta shivered closer to him. "And to think what that terrible planet can do to us!" He swung his other arm around her, and Venus winked approvingly. and unhurried. They had done a good job of keeping the excitement He was allowed to leave the car and stroll unescorted. He tried to talk to some of the became a growl that increased of scary." She shivered delicately.

<question>:
For what reason is Greta most angry at Jerry?

<options>:
A He stole her source and took credit for her 'scoop'
B He feigned attraction to get valuable information
C He talked negatively about her to her colleagues
D He convinced her to get too intoxicated

<answer>:

B