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Quarter 2 MODULE 1: Related Geological Hazards: Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction

The document is a test for a disaster readiness and risk reduction course. It contains 15 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of different types of geological hazards like landslides, sinkholes, and earthquakes. The test covers topics like the causes and warning signs of hazards, emergency procedures, and disaster mitigation strategies. It also includes an additional activity where the student lists essential items for a "GO bag" and explains why preparing such an emergency kit is important.

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Quarter 2 MODULE 1: Related Geological Hazards: Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction

The document is a test for a disaster readiness and risk reduction course. It contains 15 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of different types of geological hazards like landslides, sinkholes, and earthquakes. The test covers topics like the causes and warning signs of hazards, emergency procedures, and disaster mitigation strategies. It also includes an additional activity where the student lists essential items for a "GO bag" and explains why preparing such an emergency kit is important.

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Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction

Grade 12 – Senior High School

Name of Learner: Patricia Marie D. Paz Date:


Grade and Section: STEM 12 – Quality Score:

QUARTER 2
MODULE 1: Related Geological Hazards
Post Test

Read each question carefully and encircle the letter of the correct answer.
1. Which of the following events or occurrences does not qualify as
geological hazards?
A. Lava flow
B. Red tide
C. Landslide
D. Volcanic gases
2. Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE about hazard?
A. All hazards can lead to a disaster.
B. Exposure can be lessened to minimize hazard.
C. If a situation shows vulnerability, it can be hazardous.
D. If a person is exposed to hazard, that person is vulnerable.
3. Which of the following describes the downward and outward movement
of the slope causing the soil and rocks to collapse then slip downward the
lower ground?
A. Mudslide
B. Landslide
C. Storm surge
D. Sinkhole
4. Which of the following describes “wallet snake hole” and natural hole on
the Earth’s surface?
A. Mudslide
B. Landslide
C. Storm surge
D. Sinkhole
5. People are advised to wear masks and face shields during this pandemic.
What kind of hazard is being prevented here?
A. Biological hazard
B. Environmental hazard
C. Geological hazard
D. Physical hazard
6. The following are the causes of landslides in terms of geological causes.
Except?
A. Weak or sensitive materials.
B. Deforestation
C. Weathered materials
D. Sheared, jointed or fissured materials.
7. Which of the following is not included in things to do before a sinkhole?
A. Before purchasing a land, or house, do a research first of the
area is prone to the occurrences of sinkholes.
B. Practice to bring a whistle every day that will serve as your
signaling device.
C. Report it immediately to authorities.
D. If you are living in an area where there is frequent occurrence of
sinkholes, consider leaving the area and moving to a safer place.
8. It is difficult to predict exactly where and when sinkholes will occur. Which
of the following DOES NOT include that provide signs if there will be an
occurrence of sinkhole?
A. Holes or concentric cracks in the ground.
B. Sagging fence post or trees.
C. Cloudy water pumped from a source that was previously clear
D. Excessive amount of rainfall.
9. Newly cracked pavement, foundation, support walls or sidewalks and
tilted or cracked chimney are impending signs that lead to______.
A. Landslide
B. Earthquake
C. Sinkhole
D. Storm surge
10. Which among the following personnel are responsible to call the attention
if warning signs that may trigger to occur such geological hazards in your
area?
A. Licensed engineering geologist
B. Architecture
C. Licensed geologist
D. Both a and b
11. Which of the following is the correct sequence if in case you are in
immediate danger?
I. Call a registered engineering geologist / geotechnical engineer
II. Inform your neighbors
III. Evacuate immediately
IV. Call the police or fire department.

A. I – II – III-IV
B. III-II-IV-I
C. IV-III-I-II
D.III-I-II-IV
12. Which of the following refers to the act of minimizing loss of life and
destruction of properties by decreasing the impact of disasters?
A. Geological map
B. Prevention
C. Mitigation
D. Disaster
13. Which term refers to the unforeseen events that cannot be prevented?
A. Stress
B. Poverty
C. Mortality rate
D. Disaster
14. Which plan serves as a guide on what to do before, during, and after the
occurrence of events that cause geological hazards?
A. Geohazard plan
B. Emergency preparedness
C. Business plan
D. Mitigation strategies
15. Which of the following is not included in things to do during a sinkhole?
A. Stay calm no matter what happens. Save your energy and wait
for people that will pass by the sinkhole and once it happens, call
them for help and rescue.
B. If you have a cellphone and if you can still move, move slowly
and carefully. Get your mobile phone and call for a rescue.
C. Practice to bring a whistle every day that will serve as your
signaling device.
D. When you are trapped in a sinkhole, try to make a noise but
don’t tap or dig the soil and rocks around you.
Additional Activities

My GO! BAG

1. List of essential things


a. Mini-towel i. Face Mask
b. Face Towel j. Ready-to-eat Food
c. Wet Wipes k. Water
d. First-aid kit l. Money
e. Flashlight m. Hygiene Kit
f. Candles n. Power Bank
g. Match o. Charger
h. Alcohol p. Spare Cellphone

2. Photo of GO BAG

3. Why do we need to prepare a GO BAG?


We cannot predict what calamity our area will face, and when
exactly it will attack the strongest. It’s better for us to pack early and be
prepared in case of emergence. Inside the GO Bag are the usual things we
will look for when we are deprived of our luxuries during and after the
calamity. As much as possible, bring the size you will most likely need.
Bringing too large items may affect your safety, while too small items may
be insufficient to provide your emergency needs.

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