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28 Cards in this Set

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anarchy
a situation in which no one obeys rules or laws
apocalyptic
dangerous and resulting in great destruction, death or harm
be caught off guard
to have something happen in an unexpected way so that you are not ready to deal with it
coast
the land next to the ocean
curfew
a law that forces people to stay indoors after a particular time at night
debris
the pieces remaining from something that has been destroyed
deceptively
seemingly very different from reality
despair
a feeling that you have no hope at all
dislocated
moved out of the original place
euthanize
to kill in a painless way someone who is very sick in order to stop his/her suffering
evacuate
to move from a dangerous place to a safe place
imminent
likely to happen very soon
infrastructure
the basic systems that a country or organization needs in order to work in the right way, for example roads, communications, and banking systems
inland
not near the coast
intensity
the quality of being felt very strongly or of having a strong effect
jittery
worried and nervous
levee
a special wall built to stop a river from flooding
looter
a person who steals things, especially from stores that have been damaged in a disaster
mandatory
something that must be done
outage
a period of time when a service, especially the electric supply, is not provided
panic
a sudden feeling of fear or anxiety that makes you do things without thinking
preparedness
the state of being ready for something
provisions
food supplies
sophisticated
made or designed well, advanced
stock up on
buy a lot of something you intent to use later
sustain
to make something continue to exist or happen over a period of time
unprecedented
never having happened before or never having happened so much
vulnerable
easy to harm, hurt, or attack