Republic of the Philippines Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education Department of Education

Region VII, Central Visayas Region VII, Central Visayas
BILAR NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BILAR NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Yanaya, Bilar, Bohol Yanaya, Bilar, Bohol
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION
MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT

General Directions: NO ERASURES (any General Directions: NO ERASURES (any

form of erasure shall be considered form of erasure shall be considered
WRONG). WRONG).

I. IDENTIFICATION ( 10 points) I. IDENTIFICATION ( 10 points)

Directions: Identify the words being Directions: Identify the words being
described by the following. Write your described by the following. Write your
answer before the number. answer before the number.

____________________1.It refers to the “elements at risk” from a
natural and man made hazard event.
____________________2.It is defined as “the characteristics and
circumstances of a community, system or asset that make it
susceptible to the damaging effects of a hazard”.
____________________3.It is defined as a phenomenon or
situation, which has the potential to cause disruption or damage to
people, their property, their services, and their environment.
____________________4.It is the most common natural disaster
that may strike anytime and anywhere.
____________________5.It is the most devastating hazard resulting
from an earthquake.
____________________6.They are “those elements of the physical
environment, harmful to a man and a caused by forces extraneous
to him”.
____________________7.It signifies the possibility of adverse
effects in the future.
_____________________8..A serious disruption of the functioning
of the society, causing widespread human, material or
environmental losses, which exceed the ability of the affected people
to cope, uses their human resources.
____________________9.These originates from the different
“forces” of nature.
____________________10.These disasters occur due to people’s
actions against human, material and environment.
____________________1.It refers to the “elements at risk” from a
natural and man made hazard event.
____________________2.It is defined as “the characteristics and
circumstances of a community, system or asset that make it
susceptible to the damaging effects of a hazard”.
____________________3.It is defined as a phenomenon or
situation, which has the potential to cause disruption or damage to
people, their property, their services, and their environment.
____________________4.It is the most common natural disaster
that may strike anytime and anywhere.
____________________5.It is the most devastating hazard resulting
from an earthquake.
____________________6.They are “those elements of the physical
environment, harmful to a man and a caused by forces extraneous
to him”.
____________________7.It signifies the possibility of adverse
effects in the future.
_____________________8..A serious disruption of the functioning
of the society, causing widespread human, material or
environmental losses, which exceed the ability of the affected people
to cope, uses their human resources.
____________________9.These originates from the different
“forces” of nature.
____________________10.These disasters occur due to people’s
actions against human, material and environment.

II. CLASSIFICATION (32 points) II. CLASSIFICATION (32 points)

Directions: Classify the following hazards Directions: Classify the following hazards
according to their types; Atmospheric, according to their types; Atmospheric,
Hydrologic, Geologic, Biologic and Hydrologic, Geologic, Biologic and
Technologic. Technologic.

1. Tornadoes 1. Tornadoes
2. Epidemic in Humans 2. Epidemic in Humans
3. Cyber Terrorism 3. Cyber Terrorism
4. Nuclear Accidents 4. Nuclear Accidents
5. Mass movement 5. Mass movement
6. Landslides 6. Landslides
7. Mudslides 7. Mudslides
8. Hurricanes 8. Hurricanes
9. High Wind Speed 9. High Wind Speed
10. Drought 10. Drought
11. Rapid glacier 11. Rapid glacier
12. Floods 12. Floods
13. Heat/Cold Stress 13. Heat/Cold Stress
14. Wave action 14. Wave action
15. Locusts 15. Locusts
16. Epidemic in animals 16. Epidemic in animals
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18. Rapid sediment movement 18. Rapid sediment movement
19. Collapse of public buildings 19. Collapse of public buildings
20. Avalanches 20. Avalanches
21. Earthquake 21. Earthquake
22. Transportation accident 22. Transportation accident
23. Industrial explosions and fire 23. Industrial explosions and fire
24. Accidental release of toxic 24. Accidental release of toxic
elements elements
25. Excess Rainfall 25. Excess Rainfall
26. Extreme temperature 26. Extreme temperature
27. Epidemic in plants 27. Epidemic in plants
28. Blizzards 28. Blizzards
29. Glaze storm 29. Glaze storm
30. High Wind speeds 30. High Wind speeds
31. Heavy snow fall 31. Heavy snow fall
32. Hail 32. Hail

III. Morse Type (10 points) V. Morse Type (10 points)

A. Directions: Write the appropriate B. Directions: Write the appropriate
letter on the given space with the letter on the given space with the
corresponding representations. corresponding representations.

A - If both statements are TRUE A - If both statements are TRUE

B – If both statements are FALSE
C - If the first statement is TRUE & the second
is FALSE
D - If the first statement is FALSE & the
second is TRUE
___1 A. Exposure is a natural event that has the
potential to cause harm or loss.
B. Vulnerability is an element at risk.
___2 A. The Philippines is an archipelagic country
with no small islands
B. The Philippines is considered “high risk”.
___3 A. The Philippines is still a primarily
agricultural and fishing economy.
B. The rugged nature of our landscape
makes our communities away from vulnerable to
landslides, mudflows and other disasters.
___4 A. Philippines is risk to typhoons.
B. The Philippines is also at risk to volcanic
eruption.
___5. A. An event, either human made or natural
becomes a disaster when it is expected and foreseen.
B. One of the most immediate effects of
natural disaster is population displacement.
B – If both statements are FALSE
C - If the first statement is TRUE & the second
is FALSE
D - If the first statement is FALSE & the
second is TRUE
___1 A. Exposure is a natural event that has the
potential to cause harm or loss.
B. Vulnerability is an element at risk.
___2 A. The Philippines is an archipelagic country
with no small islands
B. The Philippines is considered “high risk”.
___3 A. The Philippines is still a primarily
agricultural and fishing economy.
B. The rugged nature of our landscape
makes our communities away from vulnerable to
landslides, mudflows and other disasters.
___4 A. Philippines is risk to typhoons.
B. The Philippines is also at risk to volcanic
eruption.
___5. A. An event, either human made or natural
becomes a disaster when it is expected and foreseen.
B. One of the most immediate effects of
natural disaster is population displacement.

IV. CREATING ( 7 points) VI. CREATING ( 7 points)

Directions: Create the Triagram of Directions: Create the Triagram of
Disaster Risk Disaster Risk

“Stars can’t shine without darkness’’. “Stars can’t shine without darkness’’.

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