CLEAN : AFPTV BEST OF 2021 // 'No help' say rural US tornado victims as aid reaches Kentucky towns

The transcript describes the aftermath of a disaster, detailing property damage and the search for a missing person. It highlights the community's efforts to provide aid and the lack of government assistance. The speaker emphasizes the importance of self-sufficiency and notes that smaller towns are often overlooked in favor of areas with greater immediate needs.

What was the narrator doing when they arrived at the scene of the storm damage?

• Repairing the trailer

• Calling for help

• Searching for a missing person

• Clearing debris

What has the community been doing to support each other after the storm?

• Offering financial assistance

• Rebuilding homes

• Organizing government aid

• Providing food and clothes

What was the condition of the narrator's house after the storm?

• Minor damage

• Only the roof was damaged

• Completely intact

• Walls and windows broken

Why does the narrator prefer less government involvement?

• To avoid taxes

• To gain more control

• To reduce red tape

• To increase efficiency

What does the narrator mention about his financial situation?

• He has insurance

• He is financially stable

• He has plenty of savings

• He lacks money and insurance

What is a concern the narrator has about smaller towns?

• They have too many resources

• They are too self-sufficient

• They receive too much attention

• They are often overlooked

What is the narrator's view on the natural human response to disasters?

• Address the biggest need immediately

• Rely solely on government aid

• Ignore immediate needs

• Focus on small towns first