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Disaster Management Worksheet

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A disaster is best defined as:

a)

A minor disruption

b)

A serious disruption exceeding local coping capacity

c)

A planned event

d)

A hazard

2.

A hazard refers to:

a)

A dangerous phenomenon that may cause harm

b)

A disaster itself

c)

Poverty

d)

Insurance

3.

Disasters occur due to convergence of:

a)

Hazards and vulnerabilities

b)

Hazards and wealth

c)

Hazards and preparedness

d)

Hazards and insurance

4.

Natural disasters include:

a)

Earthquakes, floods, epidemics

b)

Industrial accidents

c)

Terrorism

d)

Nuclear war

5.

Principles of emergency management include:

a)

Collaborative, comprehensive, coordinated

b)

Random, isolated, reactive

c)

Expensive, exclusive, rigid

d)

None of the above

6.

Disaster response occurs:

a)

Before a disaster

b)

During or immediately after

c)

Only during recovery

d)

Only during prevention

7.

Main goals of disaster response:

a)

Saving lives and livelihoods

b)

Insurance coverage only

c)

Political stability

d)

Long-term development

8.

Rehabilitation means:

a)

Restoration of socio-economic institutions

b)

Immediate relief only

c)

Evacuation

d)

Insurance claims

9.

Post-disaster trauma management includes:

a)

Counselling and psycho-social support

b)

Only veterinary treatment

c)

Only reconstruction

d)

Ignoring victims

10.

Insurance industry role in disasters:

a)

Mitigating impacts by underwriting losses

b)

Ignoring communities

c)

Raising premiums

d)

None

11.

Acute shortage during disasters usually affects:

a)

Shelter only

b)

Feed, fodder, and water

c)

Veterinary drugs

d)

Shade

12.

Priority feeding should be given to:

a)

Dry stock

b)

Pregnant and lactating cows

c)

Pets only

d)

Young calves

13.

Complete feeds are useful because:

a)

Balance roughage and concentrates

b)

Reduce immunity

c)

Are expensive

d)

Only for poultry

14.

Malnutrition in animals leads to:

a)

Strong immunity

b)

Diseases and reduced immunity

c)

Faster growth

d)

Less feed demand

15.

Urea-molasses diets should be offered:

a)

Immediately, same day

b)

After fermentation

c)

Only to calves

d)

Never

16.

Most limiting nutrient during drought:

a)

Protein

b)

Energy

c)

Minerals

d)

Vitamins

17.

Protein deficiency during breeding season reduces:

a)

Pregnancy rate

b)

Growth rate

c)

Immunity only

d)

Milk yield only

18.

Phosphorus supplementation during drought is:

a)

More critical

b)

Not needed

c)

Less important

d)

Replaced by calcium

19.

Vitamin deficiency during drought mainly involves:

a)

Vitamin A and D

b)

Vitamin B complex

c)

Vitamin K

d)

Vitamin C

20.

Reducing nutrient requirements can be achieved by:

a)

Weaning young ones early

b)

Increasing lactation

c)

Increasing stocking rate

d)

Stopping supplementation

21.

Section D: Handling Animals in Disasters — First priority for animals:

a)

Shelter

b)

Clean water and feed

c)

Vaccination

d)

Transport

22.

Section D: Handling Animals in Disasters — Frightened animals may:

a)

Harm people

b)

Be calm

c)

Sleep more

d)

Eat more

23.

Section D: Handling Animals in Disasters — Animals in extreme distress should:

a)

Be euthanized humanely

b)

Be ignored

c)

Be transported

d)

Be left to recover

24.

Section D: Handling Animals in Disasters — Dead animals must be disposed of:

a)

Safely with government assistance

b)

By burial only

c)

By leaving in open fields

d)

By burning only

25.

Section D: Handling Animals in Disasters — Before bringing animals home, check for:

a)

Debris

b)

Insurance

c)

Vaccination

d)

Market prices

26.

Section D: Handling Animals in Disasters — Accommodation after disasters must be:

a)

Clean, dry, repaired

b)

Dirty and wet

c)

Temporary only

d)

Without fences

27.

Section D: Handling Animals in Disasters — Noise and activity should be:

a)

Minimized

b)

Increased

c)

Ignored

d)

Encouraged

28.

Shade is important to:

a)

Prevent heat stress

b)

Improve milk yield only

c)

Reduce feed intake

d)

Prevent reproduction

29.

Monitoring animals after return should be:

a)

At least daily initially

b)

Weekly only

c)

Monthly

d)

Not necessary

30.

Disinfecting contaminated surfaces requires:

a)

Detergent + disinfectant

b)

Water only

c)

Soap only

d)

Sunlight

31.

Section E: Dynamics of Infectious Diseases — Crowding increases risk of:

a)

Disease transmission

b)

Better nutrition

c)

Reduced contact

d)

None

32.

Section E: Dynamics of Infectious Diseases — Waterborne diseases after floods include:

a)

Diarrheal outbreaks

b)

Rabies

c)

Anthrax

d)

None

33.

Section E: Dynamics of Infectious Diseases — Vector-borne diseases increase due to:

a)

Stagnant water breeding sites

b)

Dry conditions

c)

Vaccination

d)

None

34.

Section E: Dynamics of Infectious Diseases — Dead bodies after disasters:

a)

Do not pose epidemic risk

b)

Always cause outbreaks

35.

Burial of dead bodies is:

a)

Preferable to cremation

b)

Not allowed

c)

Always mass burial

d)

None

36.

Grave bottom must be:

a)

1.5 m above water table

b)

0.5 m above

c)

3 m above

d)

None

37.

Workers handling dead bodies must:

a)

Use gloves and wash hands

b)

Avoid PPE

c)

Ignore hygiene

d)

None

38.

Dead bodies need disinfection before disposal:

a)

Only in cholera/hemorrhagic fever

b)

Always

c)

Never

d)

None

39.

Universal precautions include:

a)

Gloves, handwashing, disinfecting equipment

b)

Ignoring safety

c)

Burning bodies

d)

None

40.

Families should be allowed:

a)

Culturally appropriate funerals

b)

No access

c)

Mass burial only

d)

None

41.

Operational plans guide:

a)

Practical implementation of response

b)

Prevention only

c)

Insurance claims

d)

None

42.

Operational plans ensure work is done:

a)

On schedule, within budget, meeting quality

b)

Randomly

c)

Without coordination

d)

None

43.

Initial plans in rapid onset emergencies should be:

a)

Simple

b)

Complex

c)

Ignored

d)

Detailed

44.

Objectives should be:

a)

25 words or less

b)

100 words

c)

200 words

d)

None

45.

Rationale statements should be:

a)

Two paragraphs

b)

Ten pages

c)

One sentence

d)

None

46.

Critical step in planning:

a)

Define tasks and assign responsibilities

b)

Ignore resources

c)

Skip scheduling

d)

Avoid budgeting

47.

Master budget combines:

a)

Individual project budgets

b)

Only HR costs

c)

Only procurement costs

d)

None

48.

Safety and security plans should be developed:

a)

From the start

b)

At the end

c)

Only if needed

d)

None

49.

Plans should be:

a)

Updated and developed as you go

b)

Static

c)

Ignored

d)

None

50.

Communicating plans is important to:

a)

Share information with colleagues and affected people

b)

Avoid transparency

c)

Reduce accountability

d)

None

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