Disaster Management Quiz

What type of disaster can happen to schools located near rivers or coastal areas?

• Earthquake

• Flood

• Wildfire

• Avalanche

Which of the following is a natural disaster?

• Chemical spill

• Fire drill

• Tornado

• Security incident

What is the main reason schools should identify hazards based on their location?

• To decorate classrooms

• To plan school trips

• To prepare for possible disasters

• To build bigger buildings

Why is a School Disaster Management Plan (SDMP) crucial for schools?

• To prepare for emergencies and ensure the safety and well-being of students and staff

• To increase the number of school activities

• To improve student grades during emergencies

• To enhance sports and extracurricular programs

Which of the following tasks is part of the Evacuation Task Force's responsibilities during a disaster?

• Monitor the media for news updates

• Ensure all students are safely evacuated and accounted for

• Provide medical care to injured students

• Conduct psychological counseling for students

How do HAM radio operators contribute to disaster management?

• They provide entertainment during disasters

• They offer essential communication support when other systems fail

• They organize fundraising events

• They distribute food and supplies

What is the primary benefit of first aid training in schools?

• To teach students how to perform surgery

• To prepare students to handle medical emergencies and prevent injuries

• To help students memorize medical terminology

• To improve academic performance in medical subjects

What is the most common psychological impact on children following a natural disaster?

• Increase in academic performance

• Decreased academic performance, absenteeism, and trauma

• Increased social interactions and playfulness

• Quick recovery without long-term effects

Which of the following is a cognitive sign of trauma in children after a disaster?

• Muscle tension and headaches

• Sleep disturbances and breathing difficulties

• Repeated thoughts, flashbacks, and confusion

• Panic attacks and nightmares

What is a suggested approach to help children cope with trauma after a disaster?

• Ignore their feelings to avoid reinforcing trauma

• Limit communication and avoid discussing the event

• Offer children safe ways to express their feelings, like drawing or telling stories

• Encourage them to forget the incident and move on quickly