What Kind Of Natural Disaster Are You Most Like?

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Storms have personalities of their own — that’s why hurricanes have names!

Ever wonder what kind of natural disaster you’re most like? Find out here!Once you answer all the questions, you will get your results from this quiz. Submit your answers by selecting an option below each question. All answer options will load for you once you reach them. For best results, answer the questions in a row. Once you know your results, don’t forget to check the rest of the fun quizzes we’ve prepared for you. Good luck!

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Everyone has a favorite time of year! Which season makes you feel most alive?

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Spring
Summer
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Winter

There’s been a natural disaster and you can’t leave the house for a week! Which survival food are you most likely to have stocked up?

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It’s better to be remembered than forgotten! How do people feel when they hear your name?

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They say nothing, but are secretly excited to see me.
Terrified! I’m an intimidating person.
There’s a sense of annoyance…

Is climate change real?

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Yes, and I can prove it to you!
Yes, but it’s easy for people to forget.
Possibly. But it doesn’t change the way I live.

You never know when a natural disaster will hit, but you can have an idea! Are you prepared for the worst?

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Yes! I have an entire emergency plan communicated with my family.
I have my pantry stocked, but that’s it.
No. Whatever will be, will be.

Your friends have set up weekly get-togethers, but you never RSVP. How are your attendance habits?

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I never need to say when I’ll be there — I’m there as expected.
I’m always show up, but not at the same time. I give a time frame for when to be expected.
My friends never know when to expect me.