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Lesson 1.2: Basic Concepts of Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction
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- Q1
�Bombs or explosion is example of what disaster
Technological/Industrial disaster
Terrorism/Violence
Civil War
Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
15s - Q2
Leaks of hazardous materials are examples of what disaster?
Civil War
Terrorism/Violence
Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
Technological/Industrial disaster
15s - Q3
Conflicts or war and Genocide the deliberate killing of large people
Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
Civil War
Technological/Industrial disaster
Terrorism/Violence
15s - Q4
Earthquakes,� typhoon,� volcanic� eruptions,� hurricanes,� fires, tornados,� and� extreme
Man-made
Disaster
Natural Disasters
Disaster Risk
15s - Q5
�It is defined� as� the� combination� of� the� probability� of� an� event� and� its negative� consequences
Risk
Hazard
Disaster
Phenomenon
15s - Q6
It is the product of the possible damage caused by a hazard due to the vulnerability within a community.�
Vulnerability
Disaster Readiness
Disaster Hazard
Disaster Risk
15s - Q7
Disaster Risk is the product of the possible damage caused by a risk due to the vulnerable
falsetrueTrue or False15s - Q8
Hazard is the combination of the probability of an event� and its positive� consequences
falsetrueTrue or False15s - Q9
Earthquakes, Typhoon, and Volcanic Eruption are example of man-made disasters
falsetrueTrue or False15s - Q10
Disasters� are� often� a� result� of� the� combination� of:� the� exposure� to� a hazard
truefalseTrue or False15s