All open fires of the mountain fires in Chongqing have     1    (final) been put out on Friday. Under the continuous serious heat and drought environment, putting out wildfires faces great difficulties.     2     it only took less than 10 days for Chongqing to put out the fire, which is not easy to achieve. In this process, “heroic spirit” is the most popular keyword     3     social media.

Mountain fires are a serious problem for people living in Chongqing, which has encouraged the people     4    (protect)their homes. Firefighters, police officers, soldiers and medical workers were on the front line. Behind them, there     5    (be) strong support from volunteers—with a man delivering supplies by riding a motorcycle, as well as those cooking meals. Among the     6    (hero)were soldiers and ordinary people from all walks of life. In the face of the wildfire, their forces have come together.

At     7     same time, on the internet, voices of “Come on, Chongqing” could     8    (hear)repeatedly, and social media was filled with countless     9    (touch)moments. What really touches people is that these ordinary and brave people shine with their courage, will and unity     10     are shared by Chinese people in the face of disasters.

According to a new report by IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), the deadly heat waves, floods     1     droughts are disturbing the     2     (life) of thousands of people from the American West to southern Europe and central China. And they will be likely only to get     3     (bad) as global temperatures continue to rise. “So far, all regions of the world     4     (affect) by some extremes,” says Sonia Seneviratne, an environmental     5     (science). “We can link extreme weather to climate change in     6     same way we can link cancer to smoking,” says Friederike Otto, one of the report’s authors. And, like smoking, the damage is hard     7     (disappear), Otto says. The most important thing, experts say, is to make sure these events don’t grow even more common and intense     8     they are now. “I feel     9     (strong) that the public needs to know that dangerous climate change is here and now,” says Michael Wehner, an extreme weather researcher. To limit global warming to just 2℃, Wehner says, “It’s my feeling that we would have to do something rather extreme.” Something extreme, he adds, means completely     10     (get) rid of consumption of coal, oil, and natural gas.