WorksheetsDRRR grade 11- examination
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
The effect of any hazard differs between communities, it may only be considered a disaster if ____________________.
it does not have impose a risk to the vulnerable groups
it reaches an extent that the LGU capacity to manage the crisis and requires the assistance of the National government and other agencies
mitigation and response measures are well executed by the LGU
it causes economic turmoil
Which of the following are considered as hydrometeorological hazards?
Tsunami
Oil spill
Drought
Flood
Mine fire is classified as an example of ________________
Hydrometeorological hazard
Geological hazard
Biological hazard
Chemical hazard
Accident related hazard
When does an event become a hazard?
When it hits a vulnerable populated area
When it kills lives
When it poses threat to lives and the environment
When it kills people
The following situations describe a hazard, EXCEPT;
An isolated weak concrete fence that could collapse with a slight push.
A weak concrete fence that could collapse with a slight push but with a person standing and a car parked around it.
When a weak concrete fence collapses and hits some people around it.
When a weak concrete fence collapses and damages only one person.
Which of the following is not an example of a natural hazard?
Landslide
Oil Spill
Storm Surge
Lava flow
What is the best way to do if you live in an area exposed to multiple hazards?
Live carefree and enjoy life as it is
Pray that these hazards will not turn into a disaster
Gather information about hazards and the threat they pose.
Transfer to another area with less hazards.
What do you call a source or a situation with the potential for harm in terms of human injury or ill-health, damage to property, and damage to the environment?
Disaster
Hazard
Vulnerability
All of the above
What effect of hazard is the possibility of causing injury or death to an individual?
Effects of Hazard to Environment
Effects of Hazard to Human Activity
Effects of Hazard to People
Effects of Hazard to Property
What effect of hazard is the possibility of causing devastating damage to houses, equipment, and livelihood?
Effects of Hazard to Environment
Effects of Hazard to Human Activity
Effects of Hazard to People
Effects of Hazard to Property
What effect of hazard is the possibility of causing obstruction to daily routines?
Effects of Hazard to Environment
Effects of Hazard to Human Activity
Effects of Hazard to People
Effects of Hazard to Property
What effect of hazard is the possibility of causing destruction to our natural resources?
Effects of Hazard to Environment
Effects of Hazard to Human Activity
Effects of Hazard to People
Effects of Hazard to Property
In the Classifications of Hazards, what are those which are caused by forces in our environment that disrupts human activity, or that may cause damage or injury to life and property?
Natural Hazards
Quasi-natural Hazards
Technological Hazards
All of the above
In the Classifications of Hazards, what are those arising from industrial conditions like accidents and equipment malfunction which may cause loss of lives of people, animals, and properties?
Natural Hazards
Quasi-natural Hazards
Technological Hazards
All of the above
In the Classifications of Hazards, what pertains to anything in connection with earth surface resembling to soil, lands, and minerals?
Atmospheric Hazards
Hydrologic Hazards
Geologic Hazards
Biohazards
Technologic Hazards
It denotes a serious disruption involving widespread human, material, or environmental losses and impacts.
Hazard
Disaster
Exposure
Vulnerability
It is the implementing body for the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction.
BFP
PHILVOCS
UNISDR
PAGASA
It is defined as the potential disaster losses in terms of lives, health status, livelihood, and/or assets and services to a particular community or society.
Disaster Risk
Residual Risk
Disaster Management
Contingency planning
The following are natural hazards except one.
Fires
Flooding
Tidal Waves
Earthquakes
none of the above
the following are man-made hazards except one.
Terrorist attacts
Volcanic Eruption
Structural eruption
Chemical contamination
Philippine National Red Cross
Philippine Red Cross
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Red Crescent Movement
International Red Cross
Red Cross and Red Crescent
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
PHILVOCS
PAGASA
BFP
DRRM
PHILVOCS
PAGASA
BFP
DRRM
PNP
BFP
DRRM
SLP
BATANGAS DRRMO
ROSARIO DRRMO
PHILIPPINES DRRMO
CALABAROZON DRRMO
BATANGAS DRRMO
ROSARIO DRRMO
PHILIPPINES DRRMO
CALABARZON DRRMO
A process, phenomenon, or human activity that may cause loss of life, injury or other health impacts, property damage, social and economic disruption, or environmental degradation is called ___.
Disaster
Hazard
Emergency
Vulnerability
A serious disruption of the functioning of a community or a widespread human, material, economic or environmental loss is called ____
Disaster
Emergency
Hazard
Vulnerability
The following are common long term impacts of natural hazards EXCEPT
Destruction of vital infrastructures like roads and bridges
Disconnection of communication lines
Widespread loss of housing
Permanent disability
Which of the following is NOT a risk factor underlying disaster?
Vulnerability
Hazard
Environment
Exposure
All of the following could be expose to hazard, except?
Earthquake
tall buildings
agriculture
Population
Which of the following groups of people is more vulnerable in the event of a disaster?
Men, Women, and old people
Men and Women
Women, children, old people
Pregnant Women and Teens
The nature of risk is lessened when the capacity to cope is higher
True
False
it depends
Sometimes
How would you generally describe the effects of disaster in one’s life?
Older people are more vulnerable.
Children’s capacity to cope depends on their parents.
Psychologically; men, women, children, and older people have their own degree of fear towards disaster.
The degree of impact of disaster varies from one person to another.
Identify the idea on the perspectives of disaster:
The apartment collapsed during an earthquake due to substandard materials used in the construction.
Political
Physical
Biologoical
Economic
Socio-Cultural
Identify the idea on the perspectives of disaster:
The officials in a community have a concrete plan in facing the pandemic. They have enough budget to give help among the people in their community
Political
Physical
Biological
Economic
Socio-Cultural
Identify the idea on the perspectives of disaster:
The death of these living things could set a community in famine and eventually expose humans to diseases.
Political
Physical
Biological
Economic
Socio-Cultural
Which situation is most vulnerable to fire hazards?
Nipa hut using candle lighting
An apartment with a circuit breaker
A plastic factory
A boy using electric fan at home
Which hazard could be a natural or man-made?
Ground shaking
Forest fires
Factory smoke
Typhoon
Angelo and Peodatto are both working in the same chemical laboratory and are both exposed to the same kind and amount of hazardous chemicals. Angelo, though, has a weaker immune system than Peodatto. Between them, who is less vulnerable to develop a disease caused by chemical exposure?
Angelo
Peodatto
Either Angelo or Peodatto
They have the same level of vulnerability.
People residing near the seashore are usually in greater danger of experiencing a tsunami than those residing farther from the seashore. Which of the following statements about the given scenario is correct?
The seashore is the risk.
The occurrence of a tsunami is the risk
People residing far from the seashore are the ones exposed to the hazard.
Vulnerability is greater for people residing farther from the seashore.
