TED-Ed: How do you decide where to go in a zombie apocalypse? - David Hunter

The video explores how geography skills can aid survival in a zombie apocalypse. It highlights the importance of understanding movement, including the migration of people, goods, and ideas. The video discusses push and pull factors influencing migration and how geographical features like waterways and highways facilitate movement. It concludes with steps to analyze movement patterns to improve survival chances.

Which of the following is NOT considered a type of movement discussed in the context of a zombie apocalypse?

• Weather

• Ideas

• Goods

• People

What is a 'push factor' in the context of migration?

• A factor that prevents movement

• A factor that makes movement easier

• A reason to leave a current location

• A reason to move to a new place

Which of the following is an example of a pull factor for zombies?

• A deserted island

• A city with many people

• A city with few people

• A heavily fortified area

What is the first step in analyzing movement factors for survival?

• Identify the points or locations to analyze

• Find the patterns of movement

• Locate the nearest safe shelter

• Determine the push and pull factors

How can political boundaries affect movement during a zombie apocalypse?

• They can make movement faster

• They attract more zombies

• They can create obstacles

• They have no effect