Survival Quiz: Explosive Situations

Like most Japanese cities, the majority of Hiroshima's buildings were made of ______

The sky was perfectly clear save for a few stray ______

The once thriving city of Hiroshima has been reduced to ______ and rubble in half a minute

The atomic blast instantly leveled the majority of Hiroshima's ______ buildings

Outside, people went about their daily ______

The world around you suddenly grows bright, as if someone fired off a tungsten bulb at full power. Then the sound catches up with you, just in time to hurl you across the room and smash you against the opposite wall. A blizzard of glass, shrapnel, and concrete splinters tears through the room and rakes your body, leaving behind deep, bloody tears in your clothing. The building around you rumbles as it breaks and showers debris down upon you. A massive support beam crashes down, missing your head by inches. You try to breathe but your lungs are instantly choked with ______, and by instinct you begin trying to free yourself from the debris. Every breath just brings more choking ______, and despite your numerous wounds your pressing need for fresh air overrides any feelings of pain. You try and stand but your body doesn't respond, so instead you're forced to crawl towards a dim source of light breaking through the gray cloud of ______. Moments ago it had been a perfectly clear, sunny day- now you can barely make out the light of what you think is the outside through the haze. The debris you drag yourself through has been superheated, and burns your hands and knees terribly, but you have no choice but to keep crawling forward towards the light. You can feel yourself asphyxiating from the lack of oxygen, your lungs struggling to pull in oxygen through the thick cloud of ______ that seems to have settled over the entire world.

You hear nothing as the world around you suddenly grows bright, as if someone fired off a tungsten bulb at full power. Then the sound catches up with you, just in time to hurl you across the room and smash you against the opposite wall. A blizzard of glass, shrapnel, and concrete splinters tears through the room and rakes your body, leaving behind deep, bloody tears in your clothing. The building around you rumbles as it breaks and showers debris down upon you. A massive support beam crashes down, missing your head by inches. You try to breathe but your lungs are instantly choked with ______, and by instinct you begin trying to free yourself from the debris.

Every breath just brings more choking ______, and despite your numerous wounds your pressing need for fresh air overrides any feelings of pain. You try and stand but your body doesn't respond, so instead you're forced to crawl towards a dim source of light breaking through the gray cloud of ______.

The debris you drag yourself through has been superheated, and burns your hands and knees terribly, but you have no choice but to keep crawling forward towards the ______. You can feel yourself asphyxiating from the lack of oxygen, your lungs struggling to pull in oxygen through the thick cloud of ______ that seems to have settled over the entire world.

You can barely make out the ______ of what you think is the outside through the haze. The debris you drag yourself through has been superheated, and burns your hands and knees terribly, but you have no choice but to keep crawling forward towards the light.