Earthquake Preparedness and Response Knowledge

The video features a survey conducted by disaster prevention campus correspondents, Yousheng and Peiyu, targeting high school students to understand their initial reactions during an earthquake. It highlights common misconceptions and emphasizes the correct response: Drop, Cover, and Hold On (DCH). The video also debunks myths like the 'Golden Triangle' and stresses the importance of protecting the head and neck. It concludes with a call to improve disaster awareness and participate in National Disaster Prevention Day.

What is the main focus of the survey conducted by the disaster prevention campus correspondents?

• To measure students' interest in science

• To understand students' social media habits

• To evaluate students' earthquake response knowledge

• To assess students' academic performance

What is a common misconception among students about earthquake response?

• Staying calm and doing nothing

• Running outside immediately

• Using a phone to document the event

• Finding the 'Golden Triangle'

What is the correct initial action to take during an earthquake according to the interviews?

• Run to the nearest exit

• Drop, Cover, and Hold on

• Stand still and wait

• Open all doors and windows

Why is it important to protect the head and neck during an earthquake?

• They are the most vulnerable parts

• It is a traditional practice

• It prevents panic

• It helps in maintaining balance

What is the 'Golden Triangle' theory, and is it recommended?

• A technique for building safety, not recommended

• A method to predict earthquakes, recommended

• A myth about safe spaces, not recommended

• A safe space under a table, recommended

What should you avoid doing during an earthquake?

• Running to the exit

• Staying indoors

• Holding onto a sturdy object

• Covering your head

What are the three steps of the DCH method?

• Drop, Cover, Hold on

• Duck, Cover, Hide

• Dive, Cover, Hold

• Drop, Crawl, Hide

What is the purpose of National Disaster Prevention Day?

• To celebrate earthquake survivors

• To promote earthquake preparedness

• To conduct earthquake drills

• To educate about natural disasters

When is National Disaster Prevention Day observed?

• October 10th

• September 21st

• November 5th

• December 1st

What is the significance of 9:21 AM on National Disaster Prevention Day?

• It is when the earthquake alert is sent

• It is the time for a moment of silence

• It is the time of a historical earthquake

• It marks the start of a national drill