43.~44.   I have driven a car for more than fifteen years. During this time, I’ve followed the traffic rules and had onlyone accident. But this one was nothing like any other car accident―I was hit by a helicopter.   It was on the morning of September 23 last year. I was driving my husband to his office in Westwood.We were crossing a bridge to Westwood, and I remember he was talking about his boss. At that very moment,we both saw a helicopter flying dangerously close to the bridge. It was coming our way! At first, my braincouldn’t tell what was happening; I thought I was dreaming. Then I passed out―I don’t remember whathappened after that.   Two hours later, I woke up in a hospital. My husband was also taken to the hospital. We still felt scaredby what we experienced earlier, but we were both fine. However, my car was badly damaged. The helicoptertouched the top of my car, hit part of the bridge, and then crashed into the river, just ten minutes after it took offfrom the airport.   The pilot died in this helicopter crash. I feel so sorry for him. For his family, it is a day that’s too painful toforget.           damage 損壞 crash 墜毀；失事 painful 痛苦的 From:翰林閱讀挑戰(III)
43.( ) Which is closest in meaning to “past out” ?
(A) Wake up.
(B) Feel sorry.
(C) Feel scared.
(D) Not be able to see, move, or feel.