Personal Narrative: How To Survive A Zombie Apocalypse

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The best way on how I would survive a zombie apocalypse, I would first go to the cafeteria because there's food and they’re is a cage that you can pull down in the hallway so that the zombies don't come in. Also I would try to find an abandoned car or one of the buses so I can have transportation. There is a gas tank by the football field so I can gas up. I would be good for about a month because there’s food, water, and if I need some bedding I would just have to go to the dorms. If I need weapons I just need to get the knives and tie them to the end of a broom stick. Transportation one of the world's biggest keys if there was a zombie apocalypse. If you don't have transportation you probably won't survive because the zombie are fast so

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