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    The document describes elements at risk from fire and typhoon hazards. Elements made from weak, light materials like papers and nipa huts are highly vulnerable as they can be easily destroyed. Elements with strong, sturdy materials like steel cabinets and concrete houses are less vulnerable as the materials are harder to damage. However, even hard materials can be affected under extreme hazards. The vulnerability of an element depends on the quality and strength of its constructing materials.

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    TOPIC: ELEMENTS AT-RISK

    ACTIVITY 1: THE ELEMENTS OF FIRE

    DIRECTIONS: Describe the quality of the exposed element and be able to describe whether it
    is vulnerable or not to fire hazards.

    Exposed elements Quality of the element Vulnerability to fire hazards

    Pile of papers Made with weak and Easily to burn into ashes.
    light materials
    Steel cabinet Made with strong and It would take long to heated and melt but it is
    sturdy metallic not prone to fire.
    materials
    Plastic cabinet Made with solid but It could liquefy the material and could easily
    weak plastic materials damage the ozone layer by its air pollution
    from melting.

    What makes an element vulnerable to fire?

    ACTIVITY 2: TYPHOON ELEMENTS

    DIRECTIONS: Describe the quality of the exposed element and be able to describe whether it
    is vulnerable or not to typhoon hazards.

    Exposed elements Quality of the element Vulnerability to typhoon


    hazards

    Ceiling of nipa hut It is made of weak and It is easily to destroy the


    Light materials whole body of the house.
    Ceiling of a Made of hard and solid materials Less vulnerable but a flood
    concrete house Could reach inside.
    Rice fields A small consumable plant It destroys or wipes by a
    that is planted on the ground near Strong typhoon.
    the water source

    What makes an element vulnerable to typhoon?

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    When materials built on an element are weak or light loaded materials, it is
    clear that it is vulnerable to hazardous occurrences justifying the fact that materials
    that are weak and light can easily be damaged due to hazardous circumstances
    making that particular element to be vulnerable hence it’s risks from buildup,
    however, if the materials are strong, sturdy and hard, there is a huge chance that it
    would survive from severe hazards making it to stand still on its own showing its
    invulnerability from disasters, but it still depends whether how hard the material is
    to be invulnerable to disasters.

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