Worksheetsdisaster risk reduction
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 24mins
It is a sudden calamitous event bringing great damage, loss, destruction and devastation to a life and property?
Disaster Risk
Risk
Hazard
Disaster
It is a type of disaster brought by the forces of nature
Human - Made Hazard
Natural Disaster
Human - Made Calamity
Nature - Induced Hazard
It is a type of disaster which is caused by people doing harm to other people, property and environment
Human - Made Risks
Human - Made Hazards
Human - Made Disaster
Human - Made Food
It is an example of a Natural Calamity
Sink hole
Kaingin
Illegal Logging
Moro - Ami
All are examples of Human - Made Calamities except for?
Animal Extinction
Armed Conflict
Volcanic Eruption
Cyber Bullying
What do you call the Central part of a storm?
Tail
Eye
Center
Central Ridge
it is a situation wherein a person, property or environment is prone to a disaster
Hazard Risk
Environmental Risk
Risk Reduction
Disaster Risk
If a STEP LADDER is considered a hazard, what will be the disaster risk scenario for that?
Falling off the ladder
Playing near the ladder
Lifting the ladder
Dismantling the ladder
What is the main purpose of studying Disaster Readiness?
To be able to plan out what to do during a calamity
To be able to plan out what to do before a calamity
To be able to plan out what to do after a calamity
All of the Above
Which natural disaster is a violent rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground?
Tornado
Drought
Earthquake
Sinkhole
The unexpected ‘thief’ in the lives of the Filipinos
Disasters
Risk
Reduction
Management
These are adverse events that result from the Earth’s natural processes.
Natural Disasters
Human Risk
Disaster Reduction
Risk Management
Environmental phenomenon that occurs when warm ocean surface water temperature results in severe drought.
La Niña
El Niño
Typhoon
Landslide
Environmental phenomenon that occurs when the ocean surface water temperature cools and causes intense rainfall and floods.
La Niña
El Niño
Typhoon
Landslide
Disasters usually formed over large bodies of water and a usual 'visitor' of the PH causing class suspensions
La Niña
El Niño
Typhoon
Landslide
An abnormal increase of water level in seashores when a storm nears coastal lines
La Niña
El Niño
Typhoon
Storm Surge
Frequent in low lying areas. This may be caused by typhoons, intense rain and prolonged rainfall
La Niña
El Niño
Floods
Storm Surge
Occurs when there is continuous rainfall in high places, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and deforestation
Landslides
El Niño
Floods
Storm Surge
A natural disaster that occurs when your country lies in the Pacific Ring of Fire
Landslides
Volcanic Eruptions
Floods
Storm Surge
Sudden rapid shaking of the Earth caused by breaking and shifting of rock beneath the Earth’s surface
Landslides
Volcanic Eruptions
Earthquakes
Storm Surge
All are common cause of flooding and landslides EXCEPT
Mining and quarrying
Deforestation
Depletion of the ozone layer
Living and dumping garbage in rivers and bays
A common cause of risk in areas with volcanoes is _____
Mining and quarrying
Deforestation
Depletion of the ozone layer
People’s refusal to evacuate dangerous areas
Methods to assess risks of a specific activity
Risk Management
Objective Assessment
Ergonomic Methodology
Fail Videos
Flood
It is a concept of chance or possibility on an event and its negative consequence
A. Capacity
B. Risk
C. Exposure
D. Disaster
It is potentially damaging events that may cause injury or loss of life, damage to property etc.
A. Capacity
B. Vulnerability
C. Hazard
D. Risk
It is the combination of all the strengths, attributes and resources available within a community, society that can be used to achieve agreed goals
A. Capacity
B. Vulnerability
C. Hazard
D. Risk
These are variables that either aggravate or mitigate the effects of hazards, affecting the degree or scope of a disaster
A. Physical Factor
B. Disaster Risk Factor
C. Environmental Factor
D. Element at risk
It is a characteristics and circumstances of a community, system or asset that make it susceptible to the damaging effects of hazard
A. Capacity
B. Geological Factor
C. Risk
D. Vulnerability
It is expressed as the number of human lives and value of the properties that can potentially be affected by hazards.
A. Capacity
B. Risk
C. Exposure
D. Disaster
It pertains to tangible objects or infrastructure that can harm you or help you in case of a disaster
A. Biological Factor
B. Economical Factor
C. Socio-cultural Factor
D. Physical Factor
Disaster are seen as he consequences of inappropriately managed risk
TRUE
FALSE
If you felt a strong earthquake while near the coast, you should wait to hear the rumbling sound before moving to high ground
TRUE
FALSE
In chemistry lab, breakable items harmful chemicals and flammable materials are be stored properly in the uppermost secured shelves.
TRUE
FALSE
Earthquake alone don't injure or kill people. It is our practices at home, in school, in workplace or outside that could hurt or injure us and others
TRUE
FALSE
