Volcanic Safety and Preparedness

Teacher David guides students through a lesson on volcanic eruptions, focusing on safety precautions before, during, and after such events. The video covers the basics of volcanoes, historical eruptions in the Philippines, and how to predict eruptions. Students are encouraged to engage in activities to reinforce their learning and are reminded of the importance of readiness and knowledge in ensuring safety during volcanic events.

What is one of the main objectives of this lesson?

• To understand the formation of mountains

• To explore the geography of the Philippines

• To identify safety measures for volcanic eruptions

• To learn about the history of volcanoes

Where is the Philippines located in terms of volcanic activity?

• Arctic Circle

• Pacific Ring of Fire

• Atlantic Ocean

• Indian Ocean

What defines an active volcano?

• A volcano that erupts every year

• A volcano that has erupted in the last 600 years

• A volcano that has never erupted

• A volcano that is extinct

Which volcanic eruption was the largest in the past 100 years?

• Mount Mayon in 1814

• Mount Pinatubo in 1991

• Krakatoa in 1883

• Mount St. Helens in 1980

What should you prepare before a volcanic eruption?

• A swimming pool

• Emergency kits and masks

• A picnic basket

• A telescope

During a volcanic eruption, what is a recommended safety measure?

• Avoid low-lying areas

• Take a nap

• Go to the beach

• Open all windows

After a volcanic eruption, what should you do before returning home?

• Organize a party

• Plant a garden

• Check the safety of the area

• Go shopping

What is a key sign that a volcanic eruption might occur?

• Decrease in temperature

• Frequent tremors and rumbling sounds

• Clear skies

• Calm weather

Why is it important to stay in evacuation centers after an eruption?

• To avoid boredom

• To have a party

• To enjoy the view

• To ensure safety until further instructions

What is the main takeaway from this lesson?

• Safety measures are unnecessary

• Readiness and knowledge can protect you

• Volcanoes are not dangerous

• Volcanic eruptions are rare