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Hurricane Preparedness Questions
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1. Write your name here exactly as you wish it to appear on your certificate.
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2. Write the email address where you want your certificate to be mailed.
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3. What are three items you will remind parents to pack in the emergency backpack?
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4. What are three words or phrases you will teach children so they are ready to talk about emergencies and natural disasters?
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5. What can you do to manage the stress from a natural disaster for yourself or children? (Hint: Mention news broadcasts in your answer.)
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6. Which is more serious?
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Tropical storm
Tropical depression
7. What does the number (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) tell you about a tropical storm or hurricane?
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The amount of water
The wind speed
8. What is the deadliest part of a tropical storm, resulting in more deaths than any other aspect? (Choose all that are correct.)
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Tidal surge
Flooded streets
Wind
9. What can you do to prepare yourself and children for a power outage?
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Read books ahead of a disaster about being in the dark and having fun
Make sure you have a headlamp and/or a good lantern
Check the batteries in your lights every year to make sure they still work
Pack scissors so you can open the packages encased in plastic (like batteries).
Build a fort and read with flashlights under a blanket.
All of the above
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10. You know families with children under 5 years old. How many do you see daily that you feel truly need a deluxe emergency kit?
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