A、A car crash. B、A bushfire. C、A burglary. D、A terrorist attack. B

(3) A bushfire has destroyed at least 15 homes near the New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory border with police warning that figure will continue to rise.
    The New South Wales Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) confirmed the losses near Carwoola on Friday evening and said the fire was still burning out of control.
    (4) "Unfortunately we’ve counted at this stage 15 homes that have been lost, particularly around the Widgiewa Road area," the RFS’s Darren Marks told ABC Canberra. "At this point in time the fire is still going, which means we do not have control of it."     There have been no reports of fatalities but Queanbeyan police said the number of properties lost was expected to rise. An RFS firefighter was hospitalised with injuries earlier on Friday.
    Hot and windy conditions returned to parts of the state on Friday and the RFS urged residents of Captains Flat, east of Queanbeyan, to seek shelter as a fast-moving blaze neared. An RFS emergency warning advised that properties were under threat and the ABC reported one home had already been lost.
Questions 3 and 4 are based on the news report you have just heard.
3. What happened near the New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory border?
4. What did Darren Marks tell ABC Canberra?