Current Events Quiz #1.2

1.5,000 people
2. Rope slides and a floating "UFO"
3.Amazon
4.Brevity and Type-O HD-Writing is for Everybody!
5. Piranha Records

Long Answers:
1.Thankfully, I do not have any family that has been impacted by the effects of Hurricane Harvey.
2. I would prepare by stocking up on supplies, reinforce big windows or stay clear of anything that could break, and make sure I knew where my family was.
3. I believe the government should be responsible for fixing government buildings, any roadways that were damaged, and streetlights or signs.
4. The people who own the private property should be responsible for paying for private property damages, and those who choose to donate could help pay for those damages.
5. I think that climate change did have a role to play in the severity of this hurricane, since natural disasters are slowly becoming more intense.

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