Zombie Resettlement Tips

Which of the following factors should you consider when choosing a resettlement location according to the Zombie Resettlement Tips?

• Climate & Weather

• Elevation & Terrain

• Landforms & Water Features

• All of the above

Milder climates with moderate winters will make food production and resource gathering ______ & more frequent.

• easier

• harder

• impossible

• dangerous

Why is high ground considered advantageous for resettlement during a zombie apocalypse?

• It provides a natural advantage for defense and surveying surroundings

• It is always warmer

• It is easier to grow food

• It is closer to water sources

Low elevation areas may be more vulnerable to zombies and flooding, but may provide better agricultural opportunities.

• True

• False

Which natural features can serve as barriers against zombie migration?

• Rivers and lakes

• Mountains, deserts, and large bodies of water

• Forests

• Urban areas

Natural disasters such as ______, floods, hurricanes, etc. will make resettlement difficult and more dangerous.

• droughts

• earthquakes

• volcanoes

• tornadoes

Why are isolated areas farther from major cities considered safer for resettlement?

• They have more entertainment options

• They are less likely to be overrun by zombies

• They have better internet access

• They are closer to highways

Directions: Use these tips as you consider each map and look for potential resettlement locations. Mark potential locations on your blank world map. Rivers and lakes are great sources of ______ water, plus areas with reliable rainfall can be collected & filtered.

• fresh

• salty

• polluted

• stagnant

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of natural food sources such as huntable game, edible plants, and fish?

• A) They are more available in certain locations

• B) They can be stored for longer periods

• C) They are always available everywhere

• D) They provide food variety

Existing highways, train tracks, bridges, and buildings can be used during resettlement.

• True

• False