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GEOLOGICAL HAZARD MAPS

GEOLOGICAL HAZARD MAPS

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Geography

11th Grade

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Multiple Choice

Why are hazard maps important?

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They help people understand local culture

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They provide entertainment during disasters

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They help communities prepare and reduce risk

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They show population growth

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Multiple Choice

Which province shows no present risk for landslides?

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Abra

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Palawan

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Benguet

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Kalinga

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Multiple Choice

Which volcano is known for its perfect cone and many eruptions?

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Taal

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Hibok-Hibok

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Mayon

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Pinatubo

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Multiple Choice

Which province is least vulnerable to volcanic hazards?

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Albay

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Benguet

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Ifugao

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Palawan

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Multiple Choice

Which provinces in Northern Luzon are high-danger zones for landslides?

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Pampanga and Bulacan

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Abra, Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga, Mt. Province

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Palawan and Tarlac

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Pangasinan and La Union

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Multiple Choice

Earthquake-induced shallow landslide maps show:

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Agricultural zones

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Danger levels of landslide occurrence

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Locations of historical tsunamis

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Population density

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Multiple Choice

What color usually represents potentially active volcanoes?

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Gray

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Orange

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Red

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Blue

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Multiple Choice

What should people near the coast do after a strong earthquake?

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Stay near the shore to watch

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Wait for official warnings before moving

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Immediately evacuate if unusual ocean changes are observed

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Do nothing unless water levels rise

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Multiple Choice

Locally generated tsunamis are dangerous because:

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They come from other countries

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They may reach the shore in minutes

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They are smaller in size

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They can be predicted days in advance

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Multiple Choice

Tsunami hazard maps show:

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Coastal areas prone to tsunami hazards

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The number of earthquakes in 30 years

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Volcano distribution

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Rainfall and flooding zones

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Multiple Choice

Large red dots in earthquake hazard maps mean:

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Low magnitude earthquakes

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High magnitude earthquakes

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Areas with no seismic activity

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Places with inactive faults

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Multiple Choice

A geological hazard map shows areas that are:

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Rich in minerals

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Prone to hazards like earthquakes, volcanoes, and landslides

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Protected by the government

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Used for farming

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Multiple Choice

Which map feature explains the meaning of symbols and colors?

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Title

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Legend

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Scale

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Source

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Multiple Choice

Which province experienced fewer earthquakes (0–11) in the past 30 years?

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Ifugao

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Pangasinan

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Puerto Princesa (Palawan)

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La Union

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