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    The document is a learning activity sheet about hazards and disaster readiness. It defines a hazard as a potentially damaging event that can cause loss of life, property damage, or environmental harm. Hazards are classified as either natural or human-induced. Natural hazards include geologic events like earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, and hydrometeorological events like typhoons. Human-induced hazards consist of biological hazards from diseases, technological hazards from industrial accidents, and socio-natural hazards from the interaction of natural events with human activities.

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    The document is a learning activity sheet about hazards and disaster readiness. It defines a hazard as a potentially damaging event that can cause loss of life, property damage, or environmental harm. Hazards are classified as either natural or human-induced. Natural hazards include geologic events like earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, and hydrometeorological events like typhoons. Human-induced hazards consist of biological hazards from diseases, technological hazards from industrial accidents, and socio-natural hazards from the interaction of natural events with human activities.

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    The document is a learning activity sheet about hazards and disaster readiness. It defines a hazard as a potentially damaging event that can cause loss of life, property damage, or environmental harm. Hazards are classified as either natural or human-induced. Natural hazards include geologic events like earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, and hydrometeorological events like typhoons. Human-induced hazards consist of biological hazards from diseases, technological hazards from industrial accidents, and socio-natural hazards from the interaction of natural events with human activities.

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    The document is a learning activity sheet about hazards and disaster readiness. It defines a hazard as a potentially damaging event that can cause loss of life, property damage, or environmental harm. Hazards are classified as either natural or human-induced. Natural hazards include geologic events like earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, and hydrometeorological events like typhoons. Human-induced hazards consist of biological hazards from diseases, technological hazards from industrial accidents, and socio-natural hazards from the interaction of natural events with human activities.

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    DAILY LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET

    ACT.1-WEEK 5
    Name: _______________________________________________ Score: __________________
    Year & Section: ___________________ Day & Date Accomplished: __________________
    Subject: Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction Parent/ Guardian Signature: _________________
    Activity Title: Hazards (Hazard Web)
    Learning Targets: Understand the meaning of Hazards.
    References Title: Deguzman, F.R., et, al. (2016) Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction. Vibal Group
    Inc. G. Araneta Avenue., Quezon City.
    Author: Deguzman, F.R., et, al. (2016) Page No.:24-25
    Main Idea
    A hazard is defined as a potentially-damaging physical event that may cause the loss of life or injury, property
    damage, social and economic disruptions, or environmental degradation.

    Example/s:

     The Philippines is exposed to hazards due to the presence of several factors: the Pacific Ring of Fire for Volcanic
    eruptions, active fault lines for earthquakes, trenches for tsunamis, and the Pacific Ocean for tropical cyclones.
    Typhoons, which occur in the country at an average of 22 times a year, also enhance the southwest monsoon
    (habagat) which increases the possibility of storm surges.
     Hazards know no politics, race, or creed; it could strike anytime.
     With the changes brought about by the effects of climate change, hazards have become even more powerful and their
    occurrences more frequent.

    Activity/Exercises:
    Directions: Read and analyze the meaning of Hazards. Give words associated with the word HAZARD. (10 points)

    HAZARD

    DAILY LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET


    ACT.2-WEEK 5
    Name: _______________________________________________ Score: __________________
    Year & Section: ___________________ Day & Date Accomplished: __________________
    Subject: Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction Parent/ Guardian Signature: _________________
    Activity Title: Classification of Hazard (Arrange ME!)
    Learning Targets: Classify the example of types of hazards.
    References Title: Deguzman, F.R., et, al. (2016) Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction. Vibal Group
    Inc. G. Araneta Avenue., Quezon City.
    Author: Deguzman, F.R., et, al. (2016) Page No.:25
    Main Idea
    Hazards are generally classified as natural or human-induced.
    Natural Human-Induced

    1. Geologic hazards- occur on Earth’s crust. 1. Biological Hazards- refer to threat from viruses or bacteria,
    These hazards pose a threat to life and property. medical waste, microbiological samples, or toxic chemicals of
    2. Hydrometeorological hazards- could be biological origin that can cause harm to human life.
    atmospheric, hydrological, or oceanographic in 2. Technological hazards- can be industrial in origin. They may
    nature. They could potentially cause loss of life be results from accidents, collapsed structures, and explosions in
    and damage to property, and disrupt normal living the industries.
    conditions and provision for services. 3. Socio-natural hazards-are the result of the interaction of a
    natural hazard with overexploited land or other environmental
    resources.

    Example/s:
    Natural Human-Induced

    1. Geologic hazards 1. Biological Hazards


     Earthquakes  Epidemic diseases caused by viral and bacterial infection.
     2. Technological hazards
    2. Hydrometeorological hazards-  Accidental release of chemicals, toxic and pesticides to flora
     Typhoons and fauna.
     Thunderstorms 3. Socio-natural hazards
     Landslides
     Floods

    Activity/Exercises:
    Directions: Choose the right example of types of hazards below and write it on the corresponding table.
    Geologic hazards Hydrometeorological Biological Hazards Technological Socio-natural
    hazards hazards hazards

    Tsunami Fire Floods


    Landslides Typhoons Tornadoes
    Earthquakes Industrial explosions Transport accidents
    Heavy snowfalls Epidemic in animals Epidemic in humans
    Epidemic in plants Volcanic Eruptions collapse of public and buildings

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