breathe, to take air in and out of your lungs, carefully, in a way that avoids mistakes or danger, collapse, to fall down suddenly, cyclone, a dangerous rotating storm with strong winds, disaster, a sudden event that causes great harm or damage, earthquake, a sudden shaking of the ground, escape, to get away from danger, flame, the visible, burning part of a fire, shake, to move quickly back and forth, strike, to hit suddenly or cause sudden damage (e.g., storms), survivor, someone who stays alive during a dangerous event, terrible, very bad or frightening, warning, a message or sign that danger is coming, wildfire, an uncontrollable fire that spreads outdoors, pay attention to, to watch or listen carefully, predict, to say what will happen in the future, prevent, to stop something from happening, unexpected, happening suddenly without warning, be in trouble, to be in danger, brave, showing courage; not afraid of danger, chase, to run after someone or something, happen, to take place or occur, eventually, after some time; in the end, scream, to make a loud, high sound because of fear, sense, to feel or know something is happening, terrified, extremely scared.

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