Passage 2
Questions 6 to 10 are based on the following passage.
When Ella's owners escaped from their home, they weren't able to take the dog with them. But as wildfires raced through, Ella stood watch at the only house that was still standing in the neighborhood.
(77)Ella stayed in the ruins for almost two days. The family wasn't sure if Ella would survive the flames. But a family friend told Ella's owners, Mike and Leahna Copsey, that he'd seen her standing guard outside their neighbor's house.
The Copseys' neighborhood was almost completely destroyed by the Camp Fire, the deadly California wildfire that started on Nov.8,2018. The death toll(死亡人数) was 71, and more than 1,000 missing persons had been reported.
As for Ella, the dog is now living with Kayla Westman, the Copseys' eldest daughter. Westman has created a GoFundMe page where visitors can make donations to help her pay for Ella's medical bills. So far, she's raised $175 of a $650 goal to help Ella, who suffered burns in the fire.
"Like many other animals that have been affected by the Camp Fire, Ella is one of them. After going through the fire we are very lucky to have her back with us," Westman wrote on the GoFundMe page. "And while her bills have already been discounted(打折) for fire victims, it's still adding up quickly. Already spending $250, any little bit helps for the future visits we will be making. "
The family also said that a local animal protection society has provided food, toys and a bed for Ella. (78)Still, even though Ella is safe, the family is without home. A separate GoFundMe page for the Copseys says that the family has "lost everything in this fire."
