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The Philippines is said to be disaster prone because ________.
We are near the Atlantic Ocean and Marianas Trench
We are near in the Northernmost part of the hemisphere
We are near the Pacific and ring of fire
We are in the Southernmost part of the hemisphere
What is the most important threat at risk due to disaster?
Loss of lives and properties
Loss of source of income
Power interruptions
Loss of communication
It is a “sudden, calamitous event, bringing great damage, loss, destruction and devastation to life and property”.
Disaster
Hazard
Risk
Exposure
Tsunami is an example of which hazard?
Geologic
Technological
Biological
Hydrometeorological
Defined as composing of several physical, social, environmental, or economic factors that increase the susceptibility of a population or community to a national hazard.
Capacity
Risk
Exposure
Vulnerability
It is related to natural processes that occur in earth with or without warning.
Disaster
Hazard
Natural disasters
Human-made disasters
It is a disruption of the functioning of society causing widespread human, material or environmental losses and impacts which exceed the ability of the affected community or society to cope using their human resources.
Disaster
Hazard
Risk
Exposure
According to World Disaster Report 2013, what is the rank of the Philippines as the most prone to disaster?
First
Third
Fifth
Sixth
It occurs when a hazard targets vulnerable.
Disaster
Hazard
Exposure
Risk
Disaster is frequently described as a result of various condition; except:
Exposure to hazard
Conditions of vulnerability at present
Having enough physical, social, and attitudinal capabilities
Insufficient capacity or measures to cope with disasters
Which generally can’t be prevented but can be anticipated?
Human-made hazards
Socionatural hazards
Disasters
Natural hazards
Which can be prevented and anticipated?
Human-made hazards
Socionatural hazards
Disasters
Natural hazards
Which is considered Socionatural hazards?
Flooding and drought
Chemical contamination
Environmental degradation
Volcanic eruption
Which of the following is an example of a technological hazard?
Hurricane
Tsunami
Nuclear power plant accident
Landslide
What is the main goal of disaster risk reduction?
Eliminate all disasters
Reduce the impact of disasters
Predict the occurrence of disasters
Increase the frequency of disasters
Which of the following is not a phase in the disaster management cycle?
Preparedness
Mitigation
Response
Renovation
What is the primary aim of early warning systems?
To prevent all disasters from occurring
To determine the financial cost of a disaster
To identify and analyze potential hazards and their impacts
To evacuate entire populations from affected areas
Which of the following is an example of a community-based disaster risk reduction activity?
International aid distribution
Building a national early warning system
Conducting emergency response plans
Providing medical assistance during disaster
Which of the following is an example of a post-disaster recovery activity?
Emergency medical care during a disaster
Providing temporary shelter for displaced individuals
Conducting public awareness campaigns
Developing long-term mitigation plans
Differentiate Level 1, 2 and 3 competencies of a Disaster nurse.
Level 1 focuses on basic disaster awareness and personal preparedness; Level 2 involves operational roles in disaster response; Level 3 emphasizes leadership, coordination, and policy-level management.
Level 1 emphasizes command and control; Level 2 focuses on financial management; Level 3 involves only bedside clinical care.
Level 1 and Level 2 are the same; Level 3 deals exclusively with logistics.
Level 1 requires advanced research skills; Level 2 centers on laboratory diagnostics; Level 3 is limited to community education.
What is the significance of community participation in DRRM?
It enhances local ownership, relevance, and sustainability of risk reduction and response actions.
It replaces government responsibility entirely.
It slows emergency response by adding unnecessary steps.
It focuses only on fundraising activities.
What is the primary goal of disaster preparedness?
To ensure timely, coordinated, and effective response and readiness for potential hazards.
To eliminate all hazards before they occur.
To predict the exact time and location of all disasters.
To increase risk awareness without implementing actions.
What is the role of education and awareness in DRRM?
It builds understanding of risks and promotes preventive behaviors and informed decision-making.
It causes panic and discourages community engagement.
It replaces the need for structural mitigation measures.
It is only useful after a disaster has already occurred.
What is the primary legislation governing DRRM in the Philippines and the governing agency that is primarily responsible for DRRM in the Philippines?
Republic Act 10121 (Philippine DRRM Act of 2010) and the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC)
Republic Act 6975 and the Department of Health (DOH)
Republic Act 9003 and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)
Republic Act 7160 and the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)
What is the primary focus of disaster recovery efforts?
Prevention of future disasters
Community engagement
Restoration of infrastructure
Assessment of damages
Which of the following is a key component of disaster risk assessment?
Identifying vulnerable populations
Conducting financial audits
Building new infrastructure
Implementing social programs
What is the significance of having a disaster management plan?
It ensures a structured response to emergencies and minimizes chaos.
It eliminates the need for community involvement.
It focuses solely on recovery after a disaster.
It is only useful for large-scale disasters.
Identify a major disaster that a person might experience.
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake affecting the city
A routine yearly health checkup at a clinic
A neighborhood block party on a weekend
A minor traffic slowdown during rush hour
Which option best describes a public health impact of a disaster on the community?
Increased cases of waterborne illness due to damaged sanitation systems
Immediate and sustained growth in leisure tourism across the region
Decreased demand for emergency medical services within hours of the event
Expanded recreational programming with no disruption to services
According to the 2016 World Risk Report, among 171 countries the Philippines ranked what position in terms of disaster risk?
1st
2nd
3rd
5th
How many tropical cyclones enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility every year?
10
15
20
25
What is the total number of volcanoes in the Philippines?
300
322
352
372
How many active volcanoes are identified in the Philippines?
22
27
32
12
How many potentially active volcanoes are identified in the Philippines?
17
27
37
47
How many earthquakes are recorded per day in the Philippines?
10
15
20
30
Over the past 400 years, how many destructive earthquakes were recorded in the Philippines?
60
70
90
110
Over the past 400 years, how many tsunamis were recorded in the Philippines?
20
30
40
50
What is the international code name of Typhoon Yolanda?
Haiyan
Hagupit
Bopha
Ketsana
On what date did Typhoon Yolanda make landfall in the Philippines?
8 November 2013
16 July 1990
8 November 2012
1 December 2013
In which general region of the Philippines did Typhoon Yolanda make landfall?
Northern Luzon region
Central Philippine islands region
Mindanao region
Palawan region
Approximately what was the diameter of Typhoon Yolanda when it crossed the Philippine archipelago?
300 km
600 km
900 km
1200 km
What event that began a conflict on 23 May 2017 in southern Philippines?
Marawi Siege
Mindanao Peace Accord
Visayas Uprising
Luzon State of Emergency
Which disaster is labeled Worst Sea accident on the timeline panel with the burning ferry image?
M/V Dona Paz (December 1987)
M/V Princess of the Stars (2008)
M/V St. Thomas Aquinas (2013)
M/V Cebu Queen (1999)
What magnitude is listed for the Central Luzon killer quake on July 16, 1990?
7.7 on the Richter scale
6.5 on the Richter scale
8.1 on the Richter scale
7.0 on the Richter scale
What disaster is associated with Ormoc City on November 5, 1991?
Worst flash floods
Major earthquake
Volcanic eruption
Tsunami
Which event is described as Worst festival tragedy on the timeline?
Bocaue Pagoda Tragedy (July 2, 1993)
Sinulog Stampede (2006)
Ati-Atihan Fire (1998)
Panagbenga Collapse (2001)
What is the date given for the Ozone Disco fire on the timeline?
March 18, 1996
June 12, 1994
April 24, 1995
May 1, 1997
How is the June 1991 Mt. Pinatubo eruption characterized on the timeline?
Century’s 2nd largest volcanic eruption
A minor phreatic event
Largest eruption of the 20th century
An earthquake-triggered landslide
Which event is labeled worst terrorist attack in the timeline text for April 1995?
Ipil Massacre
Maguindanao Massacre
Lamitan Siege
Zamboanga bombing
Which event is identified as worst landslide in February 2006 on the timeline?
Guinsaogon Landslide
Cherry Hills Landslide
Ormoc Landslide
Ipo Dam Landslide
Which incident is listed as Bohol mass poisoning on the timeline?
2005
2003
2007
2009
What date is given for the Maguindanao Massacre on the timeline?
November 2009
October 2008
December 2010
August 2007
Which event label appears for 2011 on the timeline?
Sendong
Yolanda
Glenda
Frank
Which activity is explicitly listed as part of disaster recovery and rehabilitation programs in the poster titled “Disaster Recovery and Rehabilitation”?
Debris cleanup
Hazard mapping
Early warning system
Evacuation drills
According to the “Disaster Recovery and Rehabilitation” poster, rehabilitation and recovery programs must be aligned with....
Sustainable development and the “build back better” principle
Routine procedures and resources
Short-term emergency response only
Private sector profit maximization
Which service is identified as assistance offered during recovery and rehabilitation on the poster?
Counseling
Tax collection
Tourist promotion
Election monitoring
Which infrastructure focus is included in the recovery and rehabilitation activities?
Rebuilding of roads and bridges
Construction of shopping malls
Expansion of airports only
Demolition of public schools
According to the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction , a disaster is a serious disruption due to what interacting with exposure, vulnerability, and capacity?
Hazardous events
Routine procedures
Seasonal festivals
Normal weather patterns
Which set of impacts is included in the UNISDR definition of disaster?
Human, materials, economic, and environmental losses and impacts
Only financial losses
Cultural changes without damage
Political disagreements
What characteristic indicates a need for outside assistance?
Severity and magnitude that cannot be effectively managed using routine procedures or resources
Minor inconvenience manageable by local staff
Predictable routine maintenance
Media interest alone
