CALIFORNIA - ROADS INTO RIVERS

The transcript discusses the survival of those in coats during lambing, the impact of freak rainstorms in Southern California, and the role of forest fires in exacerbating the situation. It highlights the evacuation of families and the severe damage to homes, including the tragic loss of Mrs. Miller in a mudslide.

What was the outcome for animals that were in coats during the adverse weather?

• They were relocated.

• They survived completely.

• They were partially affected.

• They all perished.

What natural event caused a road in southern California to revert to its original function?

• An earthquake

• A freak rainstorm

• A landslide

• A tornado

How did forest fires contribute to the severity of the rainstorm's impact?

• By causing more rain

• By blocking the rain

• By removing vegetation that prevents mudslides

• By increasing the temperature

What was the consequence for families around Los Angeles due to the rainstorms?

• They faced power outages.

• They had to evacuate their homes.

• They were unaffected.

• They experienced a drought.

Who was tragically affected by the mudslides, as mentioned in the transcript?

• A government official

• A local farmer

• William Miller's family

• A famous actor