Which of the following best defines a hydrometeorological hazard?

• A geological event causing earthquakes

• A natural phenomenon related to water and weather that can cause disasters

• A human-made disaster affecting weather patterns

•  A hazard that only occurs in tropical regions

Which of the following best describes the impact of El Niño in the Philippines?

• Increased rainfall and flooding

• Prolonged dry season and drought

• Stronger typhoons throughout the year

• Rapid cooling of ocean waters

A barangay near a river has been experiencing continuous heavy rainfall for the past 24 hours. What should residents do to prepare for a potential flash flood?

• Stay inside and wait until the flood subsides.

• Ignore the warnings and continue daily routines.

• Monitor weather advisories and prepare to evacuate if needed.

• Collect rainwater for household use.

Which of the following differentiates a flash flood from a regular flood?

• Flash floods occur over an extended period, while regular floods happen quickly.

• Flash floods happen only during typhoons, while regular floods occur anytime.

• Regular floods occur only in coastal areas, while flash floods happen in cities.

• Flash floods develop rapidly and with little warning, while regular floods rise more slowly.

A local government unit is creating a disaster preparedness plan for communities prone to La Niña. Which of the following strategies would be the most effective?

• Constructing better drainage systems and flood control measures

• Encouraging water conservation practices

• Building irrigation systems to store more water

•  Promoting cloud seeding to increase rainfall

What is the most common hydrometeorological hazard that affects the Philippines every year?

• Earthquake

• Typhoon

• Tornado

• Wildfire

What is a hydrometeorological hazard map?

• A map showing political boundaries

• A map indicating weather patterns and related hazards

•  A map showing population density

• A map of tourist destinations

Which of the following BEST explains the purpose of a hydrometeorological hazard map?

• To show different weather patterns in a region

• To identify areas at risk of floods, typhoons, and other hazards

• To record past disasters in an area

• To measure the amount of rainfall in a region

 What is the primary purpose of a hydrometeorological hazard map?

• To forecast daily weather

• To help in disaster preparedness and risk reduction

• To show population distribution

• To display historical landmarks

If a hazard map shows a red zone, what should residents in that area do?

• Ignore the warning and continue daily activities

• Prepare for evacuation and follow safety guidelines

• Travel to the red zone for sightseeing

• Plant crops in the area