Survival Q3: How to survive in a plummeting elevator?  |
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| A. Open the elevator's ceiling door, and try to climb out before impact. B. Crouch in the corner closest to the control panel. C. Lying face down flat on the floor in the center of the car, cover your head with your hands. Which would you choose? Answer to come... | | elevator | | | | |
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1. Sonadora (245)
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4 years ago
| | Alright, let me try to break this one down. A would not be an option for me. I know we see this in all the movies, but honestly you're in a more vulnerable position outside of the car. At least inside, you have some kind of protection around you. B sounds good because the control panel probably has the most encasement and could offer the most protection, but I'm not sure about the electrical dangers there. C sounds ok, but I don't know about being in the center, not much protection there. So my final answer is............B. | | | | | | |
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perrytx (1888)
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4 years ago
| | Congratulations! You guessed right!!! I know none of them sound too safe but that is what the game says. This game is called "The Worst Case Scenario, Survival Game". Since you are the first to guess right, you get a best response!! Congrats! | | | |
mari61960 (3312)
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4 years ago
| | Thanks, I hope I never have to test the theory...lol Blessed be, Mari | | | |
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3. Shaun72 (11980)
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4 years ago
| | I belive this one would be A Open a ceiling door and try to climb out. Which I couldn't do myself. I would have to have help. | | | | | | |
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4. klaudyou (398)
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4 years ago
| | Well, I would most certainly want to get out of there if there is time enough (or not). I would climb out and try to hold on the wire that goes up. The elevator would go down fast and I would go up at the same speed...I would surely feel the impact but upwards, not downwards...so there might be a chance to remain safe (supposedly I have enough strength to get a good grip on the wire). From the choices you gave us here, I think A is the best, since it gives you the best opportunity. I am waiting for your answer. | | | | | | |
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5. queenofarms (1339)
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4 years ago
| | Lets see here. I don't think you could survive either one. But I will chose B.Crouch in the corner closet to the control panel. | | | | | | |
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