After a large thunderstorm with lightning caused a three-day blackout, a student is concerned that their family and their home is not prepared for future strong storms. What is the best protective measure that the student and their family can take to prepare for future storms? (choose 2)

Question

Responses
A Stocking emergency candles and nonperishable supplies in an easily accessible place in the houseStocking emergency candles and nonperishable supplies in an easily accessible place in the house
B Creating large wooden shutters to be nailed over the doors and windows when a storm approachesCreating large wooden shutters to be nailed over the doors and windows when a storm approaches
C Creating a severe weather plan with their familyCreating a severe weather plan with their family
D Building a large underground storm shelter 100 feet from their houseBuilding a large underground storm shelter 100 feet from their house
E Stocking their fridge and freezer with extra food

Answer 1

The best protective measures the student and their family can take to prepare for future storms would be:

C. Creating a severe weather plan with their family
A. Stocking emergency candles and nonperishable supplies in an easily accessible place in the house

These measures ensure that the family is organized and knows what to do before, during, and after a storm, as well as having essential supplies readily available.