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    The document is a disaster readiness exam for Lagonoy High School students that covers key terminology and concepts. It contains multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions to test students' understanding of topics like hazards, disasters, risk, vulnerability, exposure, impacts, and more. The exam addresses identifying terms, listing physical elements and impacts, and categorizing different hazard types with examples. It aims to evaluate students' knowledge of disaster risk reduction, preparedness, and management.

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    The document is a disaster readiness exam for Lagonoy High School students that covers key terminology and concepts. It contains multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions to test students' understanding of topics like hazards, disasters, risk, vulnerability, exposure, impacts, and more. The exam addresses identifying terms, listing physical elements and impacts, and categorizing different hazard types with examples. It aims to evaluate students' knowledge of disaster risk reduction, preparedness, and management.

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    LAGONOY HIGH SCHOOL

    Lagonoy, Camarines Sur


    S/Y 2022-2023

    DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION


    1ST Monthly Exam

    A. Identification: Identify the following terminologies defined by the following definitions.


    Select your answer from the box below.
    Hazard Disaster Exposure Vulnerability Risk Risk Identification
    Hazard Mapping Hazard Assessment Duration Magnitude Intensity
    Probability of Occurrence Disruption of Transportation Economic Impact
    Medical Effects Risk Reduction Inter-Agency Communication
    Damage to Critical Facilities Man-made Hazards Vulnerable Population

    1. Pertains to the weakened capability of a person or group of persons to prepare, manage, and
    recover from the impact of disaster.
    2. Pertains to any condition or circumstances that endangers a person, their properties and
    disrupts the essential services.
    3. The assessed damaged to a person or property as a result of hazard.
    4. Anything that disrupts the normal functioning of people, events and circumstances. It may
    either be predicted or unpredicted.
    5. Refers to anything which may be a source of probable damage to man, animals and properties.
    6. The characteristics and circumstances of a community, system or asset that make it
    susceptible or prone to hazard or disasters.
    7. The process of identifying potential threat, determining the possibility of its occurrence and
    appraising its possible effects.
    8. The process of identifying localities which are endanger of natural disasters.
    9. The degree to which elements at risk are likely to experience hazard events of different
    magnitudes.
    10. A serious disruption of the functioning of a community or society involving human, material,
    economic, or environmental losses and impacts.
    11. It refers to how long a hazard affects an area.
    12. It refers to how often a disaster event occurs.
    13. It refers to how frequent a natural disaster happen.
    14. A number that characterizes the energy released during an earthquake.
    15. A number describing the severity of an earthquake in terms of its effects on the earth’s surface.
    16. The most common approach used in hazard assessment in the Philippines.
    17. The poor may choose to stay along coastal areas, squatters, and bridges which makes them
    more susceptible to disasters.
    18. Determining possible risk factors at home, in the workplace and at school.
    19. To lessen the hazard that may be posed by the presence of risk.
    20. Effects of disasters which include traumatic injuries, emotional stress, epidemic diseases, and
    indigenous diseases.
    21. Disaster disrupts economies as normal business operations and activities are curtailed.
    22. During the initial stages of a disaster, almost all surface means of transportation are disrupted
    by broken bridges and roads. Streets are impassable because of flood.
    23. Widespread disasters can destroy or damage facilities that are critical in responding to
    disasters.
    24. School children, seniors, homeless and persons with disabilities fall into this category of
    vulnerability.
    25. Disaster events caused directly and primarily by human action.

    B. Enumeration: List down the different terminologies.

    Physical Elements Exposed to Hazards:


    26.E___________________ 27.I_______________________ 28.T _________________ 29. U_________________

    Impacts of Disasters:
    30.M____________________ 31.D_____________________ 32.D__________________ 33.E_________________
    34.G____________________ 35.S______________________

    Types of Hazard and 2 Examples for Each: Write the Hazard in the first row and the
    examples and the second row.
    KEY TO CORRECTION
    1. VULNERABILITY
    2. HAZARD
    3. RISK
    4. DISASTER
    5. HAZARD
    6. VULNERABILITY
    7. HAZARD ASSESSMENT
    8. HAZARD MAPPING
    9. EXPOSURE
    10.DISASTER
    11.DURATION
    12.PROBABILITY
    13.PROBABILITY
    14.MAGNITUDE
    15.INTENSITY
    16.INTER-AGENCY COMMUNICATION
    17.VULNERABILITY/RISK
    18.RISK IDENTIFICATION
    19.RISK REDUCTION
    20.MEDICAL
    21.ECONOMIC
    22.TRANSPORTATION
    23.DAMAGE TO CRITICAL FACILITIES
    24.VULNERABLE POPULATION
    25.MAN-MADE HAZARD

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