What would you do?
Where would you go?
What would be your survival skills?
And anymore things you can think of doing what would it be?
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POLL: If there was ever a zombie outbreak?
If there was ever a zombie outbreak?
What would you do?
Where would you go?
What would be your survival skills?
And anymore things you can think of doing what would it be?
How would you survive in Zombieland?
1. In the event of an outbreak, where do you go?
The nearest Costco wearhouse
The Midwest
Alaska
Nearest Military Installation
Police Station
My own boarded up house/apartment
2. What is your weapon of choice?
Sword
Gatling Gun
Ray gun
I don’t use weapons! Bare hands!
Handgun
12 gauge shotgun
3. How many people do you share your shelter with?
Just the family
Five people or less
Nobody…. its just me
Family and friends
A handful of select weapons experts
Hundreds of other people
4. What is the best mode of transportation?
a tank
bicycle
semi truck
Prius
motorcycle
on foot
5. Who are you most likely to run into that is not a zombie?
Steven Seagal
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Mr. T
Willy Wonka
Tom Cruise
Chuck Norris
6. How many hours have you spent playing any survival horror video game?
20-30 Hours
10-20 Hours
5-10 Hours
None
Less than 5 hours
31 Hours
7. How many zombie related movies have you watched?
6
1 or 2
more than 6
5
None
3 or 4
8. Rank in order of importance:
companionship, water, food, shelter, weapons/ammo
water, food, weapons/ammo, shelter, companionship
shelter, companionship, food, water, weapons/ammo
weapons/ammo, shelter, water, food, companionship
shelter, weapons/ammo, water, food, companions
food, shelter, water, weapons/ammo, companionship
9. Which city is most likely to be zombie free?
New York, NY
Honolulu, HI
San Francisco , CA
Your hometown
Lake Tahoe, NV
Anywhere in Alaska
10. Which is most important
Survival skills
physical fitness
strength
intelligence
social skills
Common sense
11. How long would it take for an outbreak to encompass the globe?
1 month
1 day
1 week
2-3 weeks
3-6 months
2-3 months
12. How fast can zombies move?
rather quickly
powerwalk
a jogging pace
average walking speed
full on sprint
a slow walk
13. What is the best way to kill a zombie?
Run it over with your vehicle
Run
Throw inanimate objects
Flamethrowers or other weapons
Grenades
Sever the head (in any way possible)
14. Which game best prepares you for the zombie infestation?
Call of Duty – Nazi Zombies Mode
Resident Evil (series)
Fallout 3
Grand Theft Auto (any in series)
Halo
Twisted Metal
What is the best way to end my story?
I am writing a short story for my english class and i need to end it. the plot is basically what i would do in a zombie outbreak. so far i have a group of friends and family and we are on our way to wall mart for some supplies. we have several large firearms and are well prepared for any resistance that we meet. we have motor vehicle transportation and some of us know how to use firearms, we have a firefighter, a paramedic, and i was in the army cadets so i know a lot of survival skills. please help me end the story, i don’t want to have everyone survive, it won’t be as fun, but i need my main character to survive because i wrote some of my story as him telling it afterwards.
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Tagged army cadets, class, family, firearms, firefighter, friends and family, group, mart, motor vehicle transportation, outbreak, paramedic, plot, resistance, story, survival skills, wall mart, way, writing a short story, zombie
can someone please help me?
April 2004 marked the 30th anniversary of the April 3-4, 1974, super tornado outbreak. It was the worst tornado outbreak in U.S. history, with 148 twisters touching down in 13 states. Before it was over 16 hours later, 330 people were dead and 5,484 were injured in a damage path covering more than 2,500 miles.
Twenty-five years ago, National Weather Service forecasters could see only green blobs on their radar scopes and had to wait for visual confirmation of the tornado before issuing a tornado warning. Thanks to a $4.5 billion weather service modernization effort, today’s forecasters, view evolving storms in graphic detail and can now issue warnings before tornadoes even form, with an average lead time of 11 minutes.
“Deadly storms such as the 1974 super outbreak can and will happen again,” said Ken Haydu, meteorologist in charge of the National Weather Service’s forecast office in Wilmington, Ohio. “The people who experienced the super outbreak have an important story about tornado awareness and preparedness to pass on to later generations.”
In all, 13 states were struck by twisters: Alabama, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.
http://www.publicaffairs.noaa.gov/storms/
1. The author’s purpose is to. . .
a. describe the effect twisters had on thirteen states.
b. compare twisters to other natural disasters.
c. contrast weather forecasting today with that in 1974.
d. allude to the high cost of damage done in 1974.
e. personify twisters as destructive monsters.
2. In the second paragraph, “modernization effort” is referring to. . .
a. updated computer technology
b. updated construction technology
c. updated media technology
d. updated forecasting technology
e. all of the above
Choose the answer below that indicates the correct order for each of the two questions associated with this reading passage:
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1. a, 2. b
1. c, 2. c
1. c, 2. d
1. d, 2. d
1. e, 2. d
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