CDRA Quiz

1. What is the main difference between climate and weather?

• A. Climate refers to short-term conditions; weather refers to long-term patterns.

• B. Climate refers to long-term patterns; weather refers to short-term conditions.

• C. Both are short-term changes in temperature and rainfall.

• D. Weather is controlled by greenhouse gases; climate is not.

2. Which of the following correctly defines risk in the CDRA framework?

• A. The number of deaths caused by hazards

• B. The probability of a hazard occurring

• C. The potential for adverse consequences resulting from the interaction of hazard, exposure, and vulnerability

• D. The total rainfall or temperature recorded in a given year

Which international framework provides the foundation for integrating climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction in local planning?

• A. Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030

• B. Montreal Protocol

• C. Kyoto Protocol

• D. Manila Declaration

What is the first step in the Enhanced CDRA process?

• A. Develop the Exposure Database

• B. Conduct Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment

• C. Collect and organize climate change and hazard information

• D. Summarize findings

5. Which tool provides climate projections and extremes data used in Step 1 of CDRA?

• A. HazardHunterPH

• B. CLIRAM and CERAM

• C. LiPAD Portal

• D. GeoRiskPH

6. When collecting hazard maps, LGUs are required to:

• A. Generate maps independently

• B. Use unofficial maps available online

• C. Seek assistance from mandated agencies and conduct ground validation

• D. Base maps solely on local perception

7. What is the main objective of CDRA Step 2?

• A. To assess adaptive capacities

• B. To scope potential impacts of hazards and climate change using local and scientific information

• C. To summarize and report risk findings

• D. To create barangay-level exposure tables

8. The Climate Impact Chain is used to:

• A. Identify sources of rainfall

• B. Show how climate stimuli cause direct and indirect impacts across sectors

• C. Measure greenhouse gas emissions

• D. List exposed barangays to flooding

9. In CDRA Step 3, which of the following is NOT considered an exposure unit?

• A. Population

• B. Lifeline Utilities

• C. Urban Use Areas

• D. Greenhouse Gas Emissions

10. The formula for Risk in the CDRA framework is:

• A. Risk = Hazard × Rainfall × Temperature

• B. Risk = Likelihood of Occurence x Severity of Consequence

• C. Risk = Climate Change ÷ Adaptation

• D. Risk = Hazard + Mitigation + Preparedness