Vocabulary "Beach Safety and Survival Guide"

What does the word remote mean in the phrase, remote place to visit?

• A place that is far from people and buildings.

• Technology that allows you to move gadgets.

• A beautiful beach.

• A mountain paradise.

What does the word intrusion mean in the following phrase, intrusions of buildings, lights, and roads?

• Lights, buildings and roads make the area so much fun.

• Lights buildings and roads allow more people to come and bring money to the area.

• The National Seashore is wonderful because there are not the buildings, lights or roads that destroy the beauty and peace of the beach.

What are hazards?

• Places that are beautiful and peaceful.

• Dangers, risks that people might face?

• Mountains that are fun to climb.

• Secret hiding areas at the beach.

What does the word encountered mean in the sentence, Know your limits and understand the hazards that can be encountered.

• unexpected experience, something that can happen that you need to be prepared for

• Meeting someone new.

• Bumping into someone you haven't seen in a while.

To reapply something means to do what?

• To fill out a job application.

• To ask someone to help them.

• To swim as much as possible.

• To apply again. To put on something again. The prefix re means to do again .

What does it mean to have a false sense of security?

• A feeling of being safer than you really are.

• A feeling that something will not work.

• A feeling that you need a blanket.

What does a hostile environment mean?

• An environment where happy things are happening.

• An environment where something unsafe can happen.

• An environment where it is hot.

What is dehydration?

• dehydration occurs when moisture is taken from fruit.

• When someone loses more fluid that you take in.

• When someone loves to drink water.

When is noontime?

• 9:00 am

• 12:00 p.m. around lunchtime, when the sun is out and very bright.

• midnight 12:00 am

To have an ample supply of something means you have...

• To not have enough of something.

• A large amount of something, enough of something.

• To have an inadequate amount.