The eruption of hundreds of wildfires across the West of the U.S. is not uncommon as it has become a near-annual occurrence. A massive wildfire forces thousands of people 【小题1】 (flee) their homes. 【小题2】 (exhaust) firefighters warn of its speed and intensity. Smoke smothers (v. 使窒息) cities and states hundreds of miles away.

Since August 15, 2020 California has witnessed 900 wildfires, many of 【小题3】 were started by an intense series of lightning strikes. There have been eight fire deaths and more than 3,300 structures destroyed in the flames. The blazes have burned 【小题4】 record 2 million acres in California, and the danger for more destruction is so high. The U.S. Forest Service announced Monday it 【小题5】 (be) closing all eight national forests in the southern half of the state.

The fires 【小题6】 (spread) rapidly during a baking heat wave since mid-August. After a 【小题7】 (typical) dry summer, California is heading into 【小题8】 normally is the most dangerous time for wildfires when fall comes.

California, Oregon and Washington state have seen historic wildfires that have burned faster and 【小题9】 (far) than ever before. Numerous studies in recent years have linked bigger wildfires in the U.S. to global warming, so the real battle is against climate change. Instead of treating the wildfire 【小题10】 a threat to be swiftly extinguished, Americans need to learn to live with it, as they have before.

The eruption of hundreds of wildfires across the West of the U.S. is not uncommon as it has become a near-annual occurrence. A massive wildfire forces thousands of people 【小题1】 （flee） their homes. 【小题2】 （exhaust）firefighters warn of its speed and intensity. Smoke smothers（v. 使窒息）cities and states hundreds of miles away.

Since August 15, 2020 California 【小题3】 （witness）900 wildfires, many of which were started by an intense series of lightning strikes. There have been eight fire 【小题4】 （death）and more than 3,300 structures destroyed in the flames. The blazes have burned 【小题5】 record 2 million acres in California, and the danger for more destruction is so high that the U.S. Forest Service 【小题6】 （announce）last Monday it was closing all eight national forests in the southern half of the state.

The fires have spread rapidly during a baking heat wave since mid-August. After a 【小题7】 （typical）dry summer, California is heading into 【小题8】 normally is the most dangerous time for wildfires when fall comes.

California Oregon and Washington states have seen historic wildfires 【小题9】 have burned faster and farther than ever before. Numerous studies in recent years have linked bigger wildfires in the U.S. to global warming, so the real battle is against climate change. Instead of treating the wildfire 【小题10】 a threat to be swiftly extinguished, Americans need to learn to live with it, as they have before.

Since mid-July, a large part of Henan province has seen many heavy rains, during【小题1】time the rainfall over a few days in Henan exceeds (超过) that of a typical year, according to local officials. It was the first time that we【小题2】(suffer) such heavy rains in several days. Last month, more than 9.3 million people in Henan 【小题3】(report) to have been affected by floods, with over hundreds of people【小题4】(lose) their lives. The government said that by 29th July, huge funds had been raised by countless organizations and individuals 【小题5】(voluntary). Lots of netizens released videos of support and【小题6】 (encourage) to people affected by the heavy rains, inspiring them to be more active in responding to frequent extreme weather changes.

We are reminded how fragile we human beings are when faced【小题7】natural disasters. Despite 【小题8】(hit) by heavy rains, we firmly believe that our government will pay【小题9】 it takes to save her people. As【小题10】matter of fact, rainstorm has no sympathy, but people have love.