CLEAN : California: I still feel scared says resident as wildfires rage

The speaker discusses the inevitability of natural disasters, particularly fires, and the need for preparedness. They share their personal fear and experience of witnessing a fire up close for the first time, describing the emotional impact and the panic that ensued. The speaker recounts the evacuation process, highlighting the urgency and necessity of leaving their home with essential items.

What is the speaker's attitude towards natural disasters?

• They think preparedness is essential.

• They think they are exaggerated by the media.

• They believe they can be completely avoided.

• They are indifferent to them.

How does the speaker describe their feelings about seeing a fire up close for the first time?

• Indifferent and unaffected

• Calm and composed

• Excited and curious

• Frightened and scared

What was the speaker's reaction to the fire?

• They tried to put it out.

• They were panicking.

• They ignored it.

• They watched it from a distance.

What actions did the speaker take during the evacuation?

• They went to a neighbor's house.

• They stayed at home.

• They packed essential items and left.

• They called the fire department.

What time did the speaker start preparing for evacuation?

• Around 3:00 AM

• Around 5:00 AM

• Around 1:30 AM

• Around midnight