The document is a long quiz about disaster readiness and risk reduction. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions that test understanding of key concepts like different types of hazards, primary and secondary effects of disasters, vulnerability, and the definition of risk. The questions cover topics like the causes of disasters in the Philippines and examples of different hazards.
The document is a long quiz about disaster readiness and risk reduction. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions that test understanding of key concepts like different types of hazards, primary and secondary effects of disasters, vulnerability, and the definition of risk. The questions cover topics like the causes of disasters in the Philippines and examples of different hazards.
The document is a long quiz about disaster readiness and risk reduction. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions that test understanding of key concepts like different types of hazards, primary and secondary effects of disasters, vulnerability, and the definition of risk. The questions cover topics like the causes of disasters in the Philippines and examples of different hazards.
The document is a long quiz about disaster readiness and risk reduction. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions that test understanding of key concepts like different types of hazards, primary and secondary effects of disasters, vulnerability, and the definition of risk. The questions cover topics like the causes of disasters in the Philippines and examples of different hazards.
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LONG QUIZ
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
S.Y.: 2023-2024 GAS 11 Name: ______________________________________________________ Score: ________________ Date: _________________ TEST I. Directions: Read and analyze the following statements. Choose the letter of your answer and write it on the space provided before each number. ______1. The Philippines is said to be disaster prone because ______________. A. We are near at the Atlantic Ocean and Marianas Trench. B. We are in the Northernmost part of the hemisphere. C. We are near the Pacific and ring of fire. D. We are in the Southernmost part of the hemisphere. ______2. Do we have to prepare for a disaster? A. Yes, because it comes in the least expected time. B. Yes, to know when to collect calamity fund. C. No, if the typhoon is weak. D. No, if you have a well-built house or shelter. ______3. What is the most important threat at risk due to disaster? A. Loss of lives and properties. C. Power interruptions. B. Loss of source of income. D. Loss of communication. ______4. It is a “sudden, calamitous event, bringing great damage, loss, destruction and devastation to life and property”. A. Disaster B. Hazard C. Risk D. Exposure ______5. It is the potential loss in lives, health status, livelihoods, and various assets which are often challenging to quantify. A. Disaster Risk B. Disaster C. Hazard D. Disaster Management ______6. Tsunami is an example of which hazard? A. Geologic B. Technological C. Biological D. hydrometeorological ______7. Defined as composing of several physical, social, environmental, or economic factors that increase the susceptibility of a population or community to a national hazard. A. Capacity B. Risk C. Exposure D. Vulnerability ______8. Defined as the measure of the losses—deaths, injuries, and damage to property due to a particular or combination of hazards. A. Capacity B. Risk C. Exposure D. Vulnerability ______9. Refers to those people or properties which are directly affected by natural disasters. A. Capacity B. Risk C. Exposure D. Vulnerability ______10. It is related to natural processes that occur in earth with or without warning. A. Disaster C. Natural disasters B. Hazard D. Humanmade disasters ______11. Disaster literally means ______________. A. Bad moon B. Bad star C. Good star D. Good moon ______12. It is a serious disruption of the functioning of society causing widespread human, material or environmental losses and impacts which exceed the ability of the affected community or society to cope using their human resources. A. Disaster B. Hazard C. Risk D. Exposure ______13. According to t World Disasters Report 2013, the ____________is in fact the world’s third most prone to disasters. A. Japan B. China C. Philippines D. Vietnam ______14. A long-term effect of a hazard is called a _____________. A. Primary effects C. Tertiary effects B. Secondary effects D. Hazard effects ______15. It occurs when a hazard targets vulnerable. A. Disaster B. Hazard C. Risk D. Exposure TEST II. Directions: Read and analyze the statements below. Write True if the statement is correct and False if it is incorrect, write your answer on the space provided. ______16. Hazards of any type can have primary, secondary, or tertiary effects. ______17. The permanent relocation of a community due to an earthquake and the reshaping of a river channel after an earthquake can be considered as secondary effects. ______18. Flooding of low lands after a landslide towards a river or a body of water can be considered primary effects. ______19. Disasters can be natural or humanmade. ______20. When people are unprepared, a hazard could quickly turn into a disaster. ______21. The term “disaster” originated from the French word “desastre” which is a combination of the words “des” meaning star and “aster” meaning bad. ______22. Water damage due to floods, or collapsed structures due to earthquakes are examples of tertiary effects. ______23. Disaster is the result of the combination of hazards, exposure, vulnerability and risk. ______24. A natural Hazard cannot be considered a disaster in itself. ______25. The bayanihan spirit is so much alive in time of disasters- It is through it that the Filipinos can always look up to another tomorrow in their lives. TEST III. Directions: Indicate on the space provided for answer A whether each of the following item is a hazard or a disaster. For answer B, choose whether it is hydrometeorological, geologic, anthropogenic or biological. ______26-27. A landslide in a favela (slum area) in Rio de Janeiro. A._______________ B. _______________ ______28-29. An earthquake in Kashmir, Northern Pakistan. A._______________ B. _______________ ______30-31. A flood in a rural area which floods the roads but does not affect any houses. A._______________ B. _______________ ______32-33. A drought in Australia’s Outback (vast, remote, arid interior of Australia) A._______________ B. _______________ ______34-35. A super typhoon with storm surge affecting Leyte. A._______________ B. _______________
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