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1 SUR RVIV VA AL GUI G IDEE For Yang Y gun Middle M e Scho ool
2 ZOMBIE SIGNS Introduction When there is a zombie outbreak, there are some signs that we can notice about it. You can find zombie signs in everyday life. Let's look at zombie signs and prepare for a zombie attack. Zombie Signs We can divide these signs into two parts, how people act and how the society changes. First, how people act. When you you see a zombie wandering around the street, they will be frightened and scared and people will began to disappear because zombies will bite you and when they do, however, you will be like one of them. When you become a zombie, you wouldn't just stay in you house as normal. but you would wander around the streets and find people who you wish to bite. Second, the changes in society. Zombies enjoy eating wild animals like pigeons. So, when there is a outbreak, the number of wild animal will disappear. Zombie Symptoms As I said before, we should be prepared but when you are bite by zombies, others should know that you are bitten. Of course the best way is to tell the truth, but sometimes it is hard so I wrote this. There are many symptoms that you can know. First, you can have headaches and stomachache. Also, you will feel dizzy and will have a rash and will have a rash too. This is because when zombie bite you, your body will change to become a zombie. What does a zombie look like? As you can see, zombies are different from humans. First, zombies make a groaning or moaning sound and they don't walk normally. Also, they have blood in there body and there eyes are like eating alcohols. Zombie Characteristics Zombies are quiet stupid and also, they can't think very cleverly. Also, they are very violent and they only wish to eat other peoples.
3 SAFE PLACES We need safe places to escape from zombies. Items of a Safe Place *Lock every door *Lock every window *Get water in that place store in bottles or bathtub *Get food easily in that place *Get weapons easily in that place *Large and cozy place with many obstacles to prevent zombies Items of Bad Place *Many windows and broken easily *Many doors and opened easily *No food and no food *No weapons *Not comfortable place. Good Safe Places Shinsaegae Department Store *There are many foods that already cooked, and there are many things that we can use them as weapons. Also, we can make a cozy shelter in the department store. Nakdonggang River Delta *This place is separated from land. So there are no zombies. And we can grow crops to eat.
4 Oryukdo Lighthouse *This place is far from the land. So, we can fight with zombies more easily. Bad Places Yongdusan Park *There are a little food, and there is no safe shelter. Yangun Middle School *There are too many windows to prevent zombies. And there are no covers to keep us warm. Haeundae Beach *There are no obstacle to prevent zombies, and zombies can come from anywhere to us. How to make house more safe form zombies? Zombies can crash the glass with the no pain in the head, so we have to make the big wooden fence around the house. We have to kill zombies for our safety, so we have to prepare some guns at the fence. We have to have TV in our home, because TV can show us how to survive in that situation. We have to prepare a lot of food or the safe basement road to market.
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6 SURVIVAL KIT Introduction : If we want to survive from zombies, we should make plans. And a survival kit is one of the most important parts, so we should know about it. Hygiene : Because it is very important to stay clean, we should wash. So we need good hygiene. We should wash our hair, so we need shampoo and conditioner. We should wash our face and brush our teeth, so we need cleansing cream, skin, lotion, toothbrush and toothpaste. Also, we should take a shower, so we need body wash.
7 Food People need food to survive. Without food we can't live. It means, food is very important. So let me introduce some advice for you. First! Bring water. Water is important in our life. We use water for many situations. When we are thirsty, when we make or eat food. All the time it is absolutely required. Second! Bring food which doesn't go bad at room temperature. If we have refrigerator this doesn't matter. But we can't move with it. So we must bring food cautiously. (like banana, potatoes...) Third! Bring chocolate. Sweet things help you feel strong.
8 Living People should sleep when they have to, but we can t sleep on the road So we bring camping car with bed. We bring gas tank so we can use gas with cooking and moving car First tip We have refrigerator In there we can keep food. And we move all energy like electronic by solar energy. Second tip We have bed in there So we don t need sleeping bag. We just need blanket Third tip. We have toilet in our camping car. We have toilet stool and bath tub We use water from water tank. And we can fill water with rain and river then in tank there are water purifying device
9 <Introduction> FOOD/WATER Food and water are important to live Without them we can't get energy * Wild Plant Wild plants are plants that live in wild. You had better not eat them if you don't know them. You need knife to pick them up and some water to wash them. And also need fire to eat some. You can find them in many forests, rivers, farms and fields. [Wild plants example] fruit(apple, strawberry, orange) roof(potato, sweet potato, doragi) leaf(mugwort, sesame leaf, a kind of groundsel) * Long Lasting Food Long lasting foods are convenience food. You must save them for emergency situation. [Long lasting foods example]
10 jerky snacks ramen chocolate candy jelly * Hunting Hunting food is useful to survive without basic food. Hunting food might cook. We can eat raw fish In there, many nutrients are existence. So we can keep the energy. If we need hunting food, we need some tools for hunting. For example, knife, a rope, sword Animal(ant, rabbit, duck, goat, deer, chicken, bird, egg, rat) Fish(tuna, anchovy, salmon, whale)
11 * Drink We can draw treesap from maple and use it as water. energy drink juice water soda cola milk and yogurt(they can go bad)
12 WEAPONS Introduction to Weapons Weapons are very important. If we don t have this, we will die. Weapons are necessary to survive. Melee Melee is the weapon that we use from a short distance such as knife, bat, hammer, etc. Knife: Katana: this sword is a curved single edged traditionally used by Japanese samurai. This is long, so it is very useful. sword sword Dagger: it is very sharp so you can kill Zombie easily. If you hit Zombies head with dagger, zombies will never get up. But, dagger is very short. So be careful! You can buy it from internet shopping mall or self protection store. Bat: it is a baseball tool. If you use this will see the flying Zombies. But, it is a and breaks easily. You can buy or get it shop or baseball stadium. well, you little heavy in sports Hammer: we can find it in a tool box. It is very useful to fix something or hammer nail. It is very powerful too.
13 Chemical Weapons In the past, we used arrow, sword and gun etc. But today, we use missiles. Sometimes we use chemical weapons like nuclear bomb, hydrochloric acid. These are very dangerous but very powerful. So, all countries heard some country has new chemical weapon they are very nervous. But very weak country must have this, if not other strong countries will attack them. If we have it, we can survive from zombies. If zombies attack us, we can use chemical weapons. Then we can protect ourselves. But getting this is very hard. Because, they are dangerous substance. So almost we can t have it. Improvised Weapon We can make improvised weapons, so we can carry easily. And anything can became a weapon. A chair, scissors, a rock, etc. We can find improvised weapons inside (like house, building ) and outside. Example, a piece of glass can pierce someone. Frying pan, a chair and a rock can hit. Sharp things can scratch something.
14 FIRST AID I think we need first aid because if we don t we won t be safe in an emergency. First aid of tools, medicine, and supplies. have it, consists Tools The tools are knife, needle, and thread. For example, the knife is used to cut off something. The needle and thread are for stitching. Supplies Supplies consist of bandages and tape. For example, bandages are needed if you get hurt. Tape may be needed to fix a bandage. Medicine The medicine consists of pain vitamins. For example, if we get hurt, we can forget our pain painkillers. And if we are in a can t eat enough food, so we vitamins. killers and seriously with disaster, we need
15 ESCAPE PLAN INTRODUCTION Escaping is important because you need to make a plan and to survive from zombies and wait until everything ends. escape in orderr ESCAPING FROM First, pack your inventory and leave your house IMMEDIATELY! (ⅰ) Escaping from Busan Subway is the best vehicle. Ride the subway and come to Jang San station. (ⅱ) Escaping from Haeundae There are two ways to escape from Haeundae. The first choice is going to Jang San and the other one is to go out to the sea. Going to Jang San When you arrive at the Jang San station, you can use a car, bicycle, motorcycle, or on your foot to escape to Jang San. In Jang San, there are many places to hide from zombies, such as temples, army bases, and also the bar on the top of the mountain. Going out to the sea If you want to go overseas, you have to go to Mipo Port first. In order to go to Mipo Port, you can use a bus, bicycle, motorcycle or a car. Motorcycle would be best. (ⅲ) Escaping from Korea When you arrive at the Mipo Port, get a boat and escape from Korea. Jeju Islands and Japan are two good places to escape to. ESCAPING VEHICLES Use this vehicle when BICYCLE: When the road is congested, your route is short, and you need to escape quietly. Weakness: It is hard when your backpack is heavy. MOTORCYCLE: When the road is congested and your route is long. Weakness: It makes loud noise. CAR: When the road is not congested and there are many people in your team. Weakness: It needs gas. BUS: When the road is not congested and there are many people in your team. Weakness: It needs gas. SUBWAY: When the road is congested and there are many people in your team. Weakness: It needs power. BOAT: When you need to go overseas Weakness: It needs gas. ON YOUR FEET: When you can find no other vehiclee around and you are travelling a short way Weakness: You have to pretend like you are a zombie if there are many zombies out on the street.
16 Written By 조현우 & 정철현 Zombie Signs 김지윤, 김재학 & 박진성 Safe Places 서선영, 이진명 & 황지영 Survival Kit 박가영, 권민재 & 김지명 Food and Water 한재현 & 윤창일 Weapons 강동연 First Aid 심성희 & 신명주 Escape
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