Doug's Lightning Strike Experience

Doug and Susan are struck by lightning, leading to paralysis and disorientation. Despite the severe physical effects, they manage to communicate and seek help. Gary and Marsha Muncy, caught in the same storm, find them and assess Doug's condition, providing necessary aid. The narrative highlights the immediate aftermath of a lightning strike and the struggle for survival.

What did Doug first notice after waking up from the lightning strike?

• He was in pain.

• He was surrounded by people.

• He couldn't feel his body.

• He was in a hospital.

What did Doug realize about his breathing after the strike?

• He was breathing normally.

• He was breathing rapidly.

• He was breathing slowly.

• He was not breathing at all.

How did Doug describe the sensation of the lightning passing through him?

• It was like a tickle.

• It was hot and searing.

• It was like a gentle breeze.

• It was cold and soothing.

What did Doug compare his experience to while being struck by lightning?

• Being in a desert.

• Being in a storm.

• Being underwater.

• Being in a forest.

What realization did Doug come to about his physical state after the strike?

• He could run.

• He was dreaming.

• He was perfectly fine.

• He was paralyzed.

What did Susan say to Doug after the lightning strike?

• We should have stayed home.

• We shouldn't have stood by that tree.

• We need to call for help.

• We are safe now.

What was the condition of Doug's clothing after the lightning strike?

• It was intact.

• It was wet.

• It was slightly torn.

• It was completely shredded.

What was the state of Doug's hat after the lightning strike?

• It was missing.

• It was intact.

• It was blown up and shredded.

• It was wet.

Who arrived to help Doug and Susan after the lightning strike?

• A park ranger.

• A group of hikers.

• A rescue helicopter.

• Gary and Marsha Muncy.

What was the condition of Doug's pulse when help arrived?

• It was weak and slow.

• It was normal.

• It was strong and steady.

• It was erratic.