Growing California wildfire forces residents to evacuate east of San Francisco

The video discusses California's first wildfire of the season, the Corral Fire, which started at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and grew to 14,000 acres near Tracy, 60 miles east of San Francisco. Thousands of residents were evacuated, and a couple of firefighters were injured but are expected to recover. The fire is currently 50% contained. High temperatures and winds have been driving the fire's spread.

What natural factor is contributing to the start of California's first wildfire of the season?

• Heavy rainfall

• High temperatures

• Strong earthquakes

• Dense fog

Where did the Corral Fire originate?

• Near the Golden Gate Bridge

• On the beaches of Malibu

• In the Mojave Desert

• At the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Approximately how many acres did the Corral Fire grow to?

• 5,000 acres

• 20,000 acres

• 10,000 acres

• 14,000 acres

What percentage of the Corral Fire was contained at the time of the report?

• 50%

• 25%

• 75%

• 100%

What weather conditions were contributing to the spread of the Corral Fire?

• Calm and cool weather

• Snow and ice

• High winds and temperatures over 100°F

• Cold temperatures and rain