Everglades National Park - Reflecting on Hurricane Andrew

The transcript recounts personal experiences during Hurricane Andrew, highlighting the fear and destruction caused by the storm. It describes the efforts to protect family members and the community's resilience in the aftermath. Personal stories reveal the emotional and physical challenges faced, emphasizing the importance of community support and personal strength in recovery.

What was the initial reaction of the narrator to the approaching storm?

• They were very concerned from the start.

• They were not too concerned initially.

• They ignored the warnings completely.

• They immediately evacuated the area.

What protective measure did the narrator take during the storm?

• Moved to the basement.

• Stayed in the living room.

• Left the house entirely.

• Moved family to a central bathroom.

What did the narrator's children do that touched their heart?

• Cleaned the entire house.

• Helped rebuild the house.

• Cooked meals for the family.

• Saved family photographs.

How did the narrator describe the force of the wind during the storm?

• Like a freight train.

• Like a gentle breeze.

• Like a whisper.

• Like a calm sea.

What was the narrator's main concern during the storm?

• Losing their car.

• The safety of their family.

• The loss of electricity.

• Running out of food.

What did the narrator use to protect themselves from flying glass?

• Metal sheets.

• Oriental rugs.

• Thick blankets.

• Wooden boards.

What was the emotional state of the narrator after the storm?

• Tired and overwhelmed.

• Relieved and happy.

• Indifferent and calm.

• Excited and energetic.

How did the narrator describe the ongoing challenges after the storm?

• Life was easy and predictable.

• There were no challenges at all.

• Every day brought new challenges.

• Everything seemed normal.

What was the narrator's reflection on the impact of the storm on others?

• They felt others had it easier.

• They thought others were unaffected.

• They empathized with others' pain.

• They believed others were overreacting.

What did the narrator lose during the storm?

• Nothing significant.

• Just their car.

• Only a few books.

• Most of their clothing and household items.