So I'm in highschool, just saying, and today my school held a bioterrorism medication processing drill in case of an anthrax outbreak. We were escorted through lines where we filled out forms for our families on how much medication to receive in the case of an outbreak because we are of driving age and could receive medication for our families. We weren't told anything about it until we were herded into the auditorium and told what was happening. The drill was timed and people were randomly selected to find the average time it took to be processed in the line(I was randomly selected) The CDC was present along with the health department, police force and fire department.  Does anyone else find this kind of confusing or more of a realization of what is happening in the world? I thought it tested my knowledge of my family and my ability to work well under pressure in limited amounts of time.