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Quiz by Caycelyn R. Taja
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- Q1
Refer to the figure below
A. Family in concrete house near the highway far from the river and mountain
B. Mountain climbers going up the slope
C. Exchange learners in a local home near the river
D. Friends in an isolated island
E. Fishermen on an open sea
F. Passengers in jeepney along the road with moderate traffic
If there is a typhoon with strong winds and rain in the community above, which of the following will likely to be relatively safe to the impacts of the disaster?
F& E
A. A
B &C
A &F
60s - Q2
Refer to the letters and figure below,
A. Family in concrete house near the highway far from the river and mountain
B. Mountain climbers going up the slope
C. Exchange learners in a local home near the river
D. Friends in an isolated island
E. Fishermen on an open sea
F. Passengers in jeepney along the road with moderate traffic
If a landslide occurs in the community, which of the following will likely to experience a severe impact?
A
C
B
E
60s - Q3
Japan is highly exposed to number people exp0sed to earthquakes and other disasters. But disaster risk is low in Japan and it is ranked as 17 in the World's most at risk country in the world, why?
It is located at the Pacific Ring of Fire
It is an urbanized country
It is a populated country
Japan has a higher level of preparedness
60s - Q4
During a typhoon, which of the following is NOT applicable to do?
Monitor the condition by watching news
Stay inside
Get out and check the damages of your house.
Prepare things that can be used in case of emergency
60s - Q5
The following are common long-term impacts of natural hazards EXCEPT
Disconnection of communication lines
Permanent disability
Destruction of vital infrastructure like roads and bridges
Widespread loss of housing
60s