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Answers can be found on Ready.gov, within the PUD 3 Emergency Evacuation Plan, or on the NFPA Firewise USA Website.

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* 1. Name (First and Last) to receive credit for the quiz.

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* 2. What month is National Preparedness Month?

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* 3. National Preparedness Month encourages Americans to take steps to prepare for emergencies in their homes, businesses, schools and communities.

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* 4. Different warning alerts available include:

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* 5. Ready.gov is a great resources for emergency preparedness.

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* 6. When building a disaster kit you should have enough supplies to last several:

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* 7. Some other examples of specific household needs include:

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* 8. When making a disaster plan you should consider specific needs in your household, such as:

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* 9. Ready.gov lists 12 ways to prepare. Which is NOT one of the 12 ways

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* 10. What should you do in an earthquake

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* 11. During an earthquake you should wait to exit the building until the shaking has stopped.

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* 12. If you discover a fire:

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* 13. The 3 options to consider when an active shooter is in your vicinity are:

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* 14. The concept of home ignition zone is divided into three zones.

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* 15. The extended safety zone around your residence should be 30 to 100 inches.

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* 16. The home ignition zone checklist includes:

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* 17. How often should you change the smoke alarm batteries in your home?

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* 18. The Firewise USA program offers free training geared towards homeowners, forestry professionals, and others on a variety of wildfire safety topics.

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* 19. The 3 biggest wildfire behavior factors include:

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* 20. Fires can start anywhere in the home and at any time, so you should run through home fire drills at different times of the day or night and practice different ways out.

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