Itis defined as the movement of rock debris or earth down the slope.

Extreme natural events in the crust of the earth that pose a threat to life and property.

A topographic depression formed when underlying limestone bedrock is dissolved by groundwater

The following are examples of geological hazards except?

A type of rock that dissolve and cause a sinkhole

The cause of landslide due to the shaking of the earth's crust.

Which of the following is the natural cause in a sinkhole?

A method of cutting trees that cause a landslide

What happens to creek water when there are landslides to happen?

What shape is created in the depression of the sinkhole?

What happens to soil foundation when impending signs occur?

The action of reducing the severity or seriousness of an event.

This process helps to locate areas that are prone to landslides.

The process which injects chemicals in the ground that fills the cracks.

An increase in vegetation cover is mitigation of what geological hazards?

The following are mitigation for sinkhole EXCEPT?

Phenomena of atmospheric nature that cause loss of life and property

The following are examples of Hydrometeorological hazards?

What do you call the center of the typhoon?

It occurs when water flows to the land faster before it absorbs

A transient type of weather disturbance produced by cumulonimbus clouds, usually with lightning, thunder and intense rainfall

What do you think is a Hazard Map?

Which of the following hazards requires a comprehensive hazard map in our town Bugallon?

Which of the following is TRUE about the picture?

Which of the following is the importance of knowing a hazard map?

Which of the following BEST describes Anemometer?

Which of the following differs Torricellian barometer from the Aneroid barometer?

How does a thermometer work?

Which of the following BEST describe how an Anemometer works?

 Which of the following is/are TRUE about the Torricellian barometer?

I. It was discovered in 1645

II. It is placed in a bath of mercury.

III. It is used to measure atmospheric pressure.

Which of the following is TRUE about fire as a natural hazard?

How does conduction as heat transfer happen?

Which of the following is an effective way to cool down the heat?

Ina recent major wildfire in Pangasinan, which is considered to be the fuel of fire?

Which of the following is TRUE about the heat in the fire triangle?

At this stage, all four requirements for fire have been combined. The fire is very small that it can still be controlled by a portable fire extinguisher but still dangerous or it may even go out on its own.

During this stage, fire has consumed almost all of the available combustible materials.

Smoking materials cause fires from:

Is an explosive fire that happens due to the sudden introduction of oxygen into an enclosed structure, like a house, which has been deprived of air for quite sometime.

Which of the following safety measures to prevent fire is TRUE?

On which fire extinguisher would you put the following label?

FORWOOD, PAPER, TEXTILES & RUBBISH FIRES (CLASS A) NOT ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

Which one is correct about fire?

What is the first thing you should do in the case of a fire if you cannot reach a fire extinguisher?

Which one is a Class B fire?

Which are Class A, B, and C fires?

Ms. Cera was frying fish when she hears her phone ringing, what should she do?

What does the BFP stand for?

Which is not a possible fuel source for a flame or fire to start?

Which statement is true for fire?

The following are the three essential elements needed in the chemical reaction in the start-up of fire except;