trả lời câu hỏi trong hình encing rainfall shortfalls since early 2017. Trees, shrubs and grasslands have turned into the perfect,_rer for flaee.,Bushfires are a regular feature in Australia's calendar - often triggered by natural causes such as,lightning strikes - and cannot be blamed on climate change or rising greenhouse gas emissions alone. But in,experts say that the changing climate is the key to understanding the ferocity of this year's blazes - hotter,,drier conditions are making the country's fire season longer and much more dangerous. And Australia's,climate is definitely changing. According to the country's Bureau of Meteorology, temperatures have,already risen by more than one degree Celsius since 1920 - with much of the increase taking place since,1950. So far the response has been largely reactive - aimed at evacuating residents to safety and stopping,the blazes from spreading. Australia relies on hundreds of thousands of volunteer firefighters, who have,been working around the clock to try and bring the fires under control for months. But in the long term,,experts have said that there should be a review of building standards in bushfire zones to create resilient,homes and larger buffer zones between the bush and properties.,(Adapted from https://www.telegraph.co.uk/),6. Which of the following best reflects the main topic of the passage?,A. Australia's wildfires: Causes and solutions,B. The effects of Australia's wildfires,C. The most devastating wildfires in Australia,D. Global warming and its influence on Australia's wildfires,7. The word "fueled" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to _____.,A. decreased B. stoked C. put out D. started,8. The phrase "these conditions" in paragraph 2 refers to _____.,A. the blazes and huge swathes of the country,B. extreme heat and strong winds,C. prolonged drought and strong winds,D. a heatwave and extreme heat,9. According to the second paragraph, which of the following is TRUE?,A. The country will suffer from another heat wave in the next three months.,B. 41.9 degrees Celsius is the average temperature of the hottest month in history.,C. For the last 120 years, this spring has been the driest in this country.,D. The rainfall in many parts of New South Wales and Queensland increases each year.,10. The following are the reasons for bushfires in Australia mentioned in paragraph 3, EXCEPT _____.,A. lightning strikes B. climate change,C. rising greenhouse gas emissions D. the ferocity of the blazes,11. The phrase "around the clock" in the last paragraph most probably means _____.,A. moving around the clock B. lasting all day and night,C. working hard D. working in a circle area,12. What should be done in the long term to protect the residents from bushfires?,A. People should review the building standards in bushfire zones to make the houses resilient and,create safe areas between the forests and their possessions.,B. The government should have a largely reactive response to evacuate their residents to safety,and stop the spread of the blazes.,C. The government should encourage more volunteer firefighters in an effort to control the fires,for a long time.,D. People should join hands to reduce the impact of climate change and global warming.

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trả lời câu hỏi trong hình encing rainfall shortfalls since early 2017. Trees, shrubs and grasslands have turned into the perfect,_rer for flaee.,Bushfires are a regular feature in Australia&#x27;s calendar - often triggered by natural causes such as,lightning strikes - and cannot be blamed on climate change or rising greenhouse gas emissions alone. But in,experts say that the changing climate is the key to understanding the ferocity of this year&#x27;s blazes - hotter,,drier conditions are making the country&#x27;s fire season longer and much more dangerous. And Australia&#x27;s,climate is definitely changing. According to the country&#x27;s Bureau of Meteorology, temperatures have,already risen by more than one degree Celsius since 1920 - with much of the increase taking place since,1950. So far the response has been largely reactive - aimed at evacuating residents to safety and stopping,the blazes from spreading. Australia relies on hundreds of thousands of volunteer firefighters, who have,been working around the clock to try and bring the fires under control for months. But in the long term,,experts have said that there should be a review of building standards in bushfire zones to create resilient,homes and larger buffer zones between the bush and properties.,(Adapted from https://www.telegraph.co.uk/),6. Which of the following best reflects the main topic of the passage?,A. Australia&#x27;s wildfires: Causes and solutions,B. The effects of Australia&#x27;s wildfires,C. The most devastating wildfires in Australia,D. Global warming and its influence on Australia&#x27;s wildfires,7. The word "fueled" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to _____.,A. decreased B. stoked C. put out D. started,8. The phrase "these conditions" in paragraph 2 refers to _____.,A. the blazes and huge swathes of the country,B. extreme heat and strong winds,C. prolonged drought and strong winds,D. a heatwave and extreme heat,9. According to the second paragraph, which of the following is TRUE?,A. The country will suffer from another heat wave in the next three months.,B. 41.9 degrees Celsius is the average temperature of the hottest month in history.,C. For the last 120 years, this spring has been the driest in this country.,D. The rainfall in many parts of New South Wales and Queensland increases each year.,10. The following are the reasons for bushfires in Australia mentioned in paragraph 3, EXCEPT _____.,A. lightning strikes B. climate change,C. rising greenhouse gas emissions D. the ferocity of the blazes,11. The phrase "around the clock" in the last paragraph most probably means _____.,A. moving around the clock B. lasting all day and night,C. working hard D. working in a circle area,12. What should be done in the long term to protect the residents from bushfires?,A. People should review the building standards in bushfire zones to make the houses resilient and,create safe areas between the forests and their possessions.,B. The government should have a largely reactive response to evacuate their residents to safety,and stop the spread of the blazes.,C. The government should encourage more volunteer firefighters in an effort to control the fires,for a long time.,D. People should join hands to reduce the impact of climate change and global warming.

Timi · Accepted Answer

Here are the answers to your questions:

6. A. Australia&#x27;s wildfires: Causes and solutions

7. B. stoked

8. C. prolonged drought and strong winds

9. C. For the last 120 years, this spring has been the driest in this country. However, this answer can be rephrased as C. This spring has been the driest in this country since early 2017.

10. D. the ferocity of the blazes

11. B. lasting all day and night

12. A. People should review the building standards in bushfire zones to make the houses resilient and create safe areas between the forests and their possessions.