Disaster Preparedness Quiz, GEI-4 V U-4

A "survivor" is someone who:

• a) caused the disaster to happen

• b) managed to lose everything they owned

• c) successfully navigated a dangerous situation

• d) forgot to pack important items for a trip

Someone who is "injured" might have:

• a) a newfound sense of confidence

• b) a physical wound, cut, or bruise

• c) a sudden increase in energy levels

• d) a great idea for a new invention

A hurricane can "strike" a coastal area, meaning it:

• a) politely asks permission to arrive

• b) approaches the area slowly and gently

• c) suddenly and forcefully hits the area

• d) disappears without causing any damage

A fire can "destroy" a building, meaning it:

• a) needs a fresh coat of paint

• b) becomes slightly damaged and unusable

• c) suffers severe damage and may be uninhabitable

• d) is actually strengthened and improved

A "disaster" could be caused by:

• a) a successful new business opening

• b) a sudden and destructive event

• c) a well-organized community event

• d) a relaxing vacation at the beach

A disaster can "affect" people in many ways, including:

• a) feeling more optimistic and hopeful

• b) causing injuries, loss of property, and emotional distress

• c) winning the lottery and becoming wealthy

• d) receiving many gifts and well wishes

After a disaster, "debris" might include:

• a) untouched buildings and belongings

• b) scattered remains of destroyed objects

• c) valuable treasures and artifacts

• d) emergency supplies for survivors

A rescue team might be called in to:

• a) deliver birthday presents

• b) save someone from a dangerous situation

• c) arrest a criminal suspect

• d) offer advice on financial planning

During an emergency, authorities might order an "evacuation" to:

• a) bring people closer to the danger zone

• b) ensure everyone has a good view of the event

• c) move people to a safer location

• d) celebrate a special occasion

People might seek "shelter" from:

• a) a surprise birthday party

• b) a heavy rain shower or snowstorm

• c) receiving good news

• d) winning a competition unexpectedly