Every state in the United States experiences _____ at some point.

_____ in the home can be used to reduce excessive humidity that cannot be controlled at its source.

A room within a house that is constructed to withstand tornado-force winds.

A law passed in 1988 that set a goal for the Environmental Protection Agency to reduce indoor radon levels to those of outdoor air.

True or False - Folding stairs, a ladder, or a trapdoor are the only access needed to an occupied room.

Smoke detectors for the _____ impaired set off an ultra-bright strobe light to warn occupants of smoke.

A building code designed to reduce property damage during a hurricane by requiring structures to be constructed to withstand hurricane-force winds.

An area that is known to be prone to earthquakes.

True or False - Overloaded circuits generate excess heat that may ignite nearby materials.

A low-lying area near a river or other body of water that floods when the water level in the body of water rises.

_____ help a roof withstand the high winds typical of hurricanes and tornadoes.

The process of reducing radon levels in a building.

The physical change of a gas into a liquid. For example, water vapor condenses to become liquid water.