GEL 2.3, 2.4 & 3.1

Which of the following describes a hazard?

• A hazard refers to a process, phenomenon, or human activity that won't cause loss of life and damages.

• A hazard refers to a process, phenomenon, or human activity that may cause loss of life and damages.

• A hazard refers to a process, phenomenon, or human activity that may cause loss of vegetation and habitats.

• A hazard refers to a process, phenomenon, or human activity that won't cause loss of vegetation and habitats.

Which of the following are the 3 hazards that you have learnt?

• Fire

  Economic damages

  Traffic

• Fire

  Environmental pollution

  Train

• Fire

  deforestation

  Transport

• Fire

  Air pollution

  Traffic

What are the causes of fire?

• Unattended cooking

  faulty electrical appliances and wiring

• Unattended cooking

  good electrical appliances and wiring

• Attended cooking

  faulty electrical appliances and wiring

• Attended cooking

  good electrical appliances and wiring

What are the 2 main impacts of fire?

• Health

  Pollution

• Health

  Property damage

• Hazard

  Pollution

• Hazard

  Property damage

What are the impacts of Air pollution?

• Respiratory infections

  Damage to property

• Respiratory infections

  Good health

• Respiratory infections

  Diabetes

• Respiratory infections

  Lung cancer

What are the common causes of traffic hazards?

• Speeding

  Red-light running

  Drink driving

• Speeding

  Red-light running

  Poor driving

• Speeding

  Green-light running

  Drink driving

• Speeding

  Green-light running

  Poor driving

Which two groups of road users are the most vulnerable in a traffic accident?

• Young Adults

  Students

• Young Adults

  Motorcyclist

• Elderly

  Students

• Elderly

  Motorcyclist

What is environmental stewardship?

• Actions taken by individuals or groups to protect, care for the environment.

• Actions taken by individuals or groups to provide and disturb the environment.

• Actions taken by individuals or groups to prepare and destroy the environment.

• Actions taken by individuals or groups to produce and care for the environment.

What is a disaster risk?

• The risk takes into account the nature of hazard, vulnerability and access

• The risk takes into account the nature of hazard, vulnerability and exposure

• The risk takes into account the nature of hazard, availability and exposure

• The risk takes into account the nature of hazard, availability and access

Which of the following strategies can help to manage disaster risks?

• Improving residents' emergency danger

  Implementation of monitoring and warning systems

• Improving residents' emergency preparedness

  Implementation of radio and speaker systems

• Improving residents' emergency risks

  Implementation of monitoring and warning systems

• Improving residents' emergency preparedness

  Implementation of monitoring and warning systems