CLEAN : Chef Jose Andres wants to help Bahamians one meal at a time

The transcript describes a surprising lack of damage on a small island after a hurricane, with untouched homes and boats. It questions how such survival is possible. Despite this, there is significant destruction elsewhere, with boats displaced far inland. The discussion shifts to the role of restaurants in restoring hope and faith in affected communities, emphasizing the importance of rebuilding both physically and spiritually.

What was surprising about the impact of the hurricane on the island?

• There was no wind during the hurricane.

• Homes and boats were untouched.

• The entire island was flooded.

• All trees were uprooted.

What phenomenon is described in the second section regarding the hurricane's impact?

• No impact on any part of the island.

• Selective destruction with some areas heavily impacted.

• Complete destruction of the island.

• Equal damage across all areas.

How far inland were some boats displaced due to the hurricane?

• 50 to 100 meters

• 20 to 30 meters

• 510 meters

• 5 to 10 meters

What is the focus of the final section in terms of community recovery?

• Rebuilding homes.

• Reopening schools.

• Restoration through reopening restaurants.

• Constructing new roads.

What is the intended outcome of providing meals in the community?

• To promote local cuisine.

• To restore hope and faith.

• To attract new residents.

• To increase tourism.