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    This document contains a student's household inventory and emergency disaster plan. The inventory lists the student's personal items such as a bed, clothes, electronics, and their estimated replacement costs totaling around $3,000. In the disaster plan, the student explains that important documents like financial records, passports, and medical records are stored digitally and can be immediately accessed. The student also notes that bank accounts can be accessed online at any time.

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    Name: Reese Montgomery School: Hazel Green High School

    Date: december 13 Facilitator: Crutcher

    10.06 EMERGENCY PLAN


    Total Points: 40

    PART I: DEVELOP A HOUSEHOLD INVENTORY


    Part I Total Points: 20
    For this assignment, you will do inventory on your personal items. Don’t worry about items
    that belong to other members of your family or things that are shared. For dollar amount
    to replace, take an educated guess. For example, if you have five pairs of sneakers and the
    cost to buy a new pair is $100, then the approximate cost to replace five pairs is $500 (5 X
    $100). Ask your parents to assist if needed. You may need to change some of the items
    listed; you may need more blanks or less.

    Item Description Approximate Item Description Approximate


    (could be dollar (could be dollar
    number) amount to number) amount to
    replace replace

    Bed 1 bedframe, $700 Pants 8 pairs of $300


    mattress, and jeans, 3 pairs
    bedding of sweats
    Dresser 1 old dresser $300 Shirts 5 button-ups, $200
    30 tees
    Nightstand N/A N/A Sneakers 1 pair of $70
    Converse
    Lamp N/A N/A Dress Shoes N/A N/A
    Desk 1 old desk $200 Dresses 1 dress $30
    Chair 1 old office $20 Skirts N/A N/A
    chair
    Phone Google Pixel $600 Jackets 5 jackets $150
    6
    Laptop Chromebook $300 Shorts 2 pairs $20
    Computer
    Desktop N/A N/A Ties N/A N/A
    Computer

    © ACCESS Virtual Learning 2022


    Item Description Approximate Item Description Approximate
    (could be dollar (could be dollar
    number) amount to number) amount to
    replace replace

    Headphones Skullcandy $30 Scarves N/A N/A


    Purses NA N/A Jewelry Earrings, $35
    necklaces
    Backpacks Jansport $30 Accessories N/A N/A

    PART II: DISASTER PLAN


    Part II Total Points: 20
    Answer the questions below.

    1. If there were a severe disaster like a tornado or earthquake, where are your financial
    records stored? Could you get your financial records right now? If yes, explain how. If
    not, explain what actions you can take to correct this.

    Write your answer below:

    My parents have all of the financial records stored in a safe at our house. However,
    they also have the records saved on their phone for immediate viewing.

    2. If there were a disaster, could you get your personal documents (passports, birth
    certificates, etc.) right now? If yes, explain how. If not, explain what actions you can take
    to correct this.

    Write your answer below:

    Just like my financial documents, I have them all in a safe at our house and on my
    phone.

    © ACCESS Virtual Learning 2022


    3. If there were a disaster, could you get your medical records? If yes, explain how. If not,
    explain what actions you can take to correct this.

    Write your answer below:

    All of my medical records are recorded and stored completely online. I have
    screenshots of the data stored just in case anything were to happen to the data.

    4. If there were a disaster, how could you access your money, both cash and funds in the
    bank? If yes, explain how. If not, explain what actions you can take to correct this.

    Write your answer below:

    My parents do all of the banking entirely online, so we can access the accounts online
    at all times.

    © ACCESS Virtual Learning 2022

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