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    This document appears to be an activity sheet for a Grade 12 disaster risk reduction and resilience (DRRR) class. It contains a lesson review that quizzes students on topics from past lectures, including definitions of key terms like disaster, risk factors, resilience factors, and different types of disasters. It then introduces a new topic on exposure and vulnerability. It defines vulnerability as how hazards or disasters will affect human life and property. It lists factors that determine vulnerability to hazards, such as proximity, population density, scientific understanding, education and infrastructure. It notes that less developed countries, poverty, habitation of hazard-prone lands, and affluence can increase vulnerability. Finally, it provides an outline to classify natural hazards and disasters

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    Region I

    Schools Division Office


    District VI
    FEDERICO N. CERALDE INTEGRATED SCHOOL
    Bonuan Binloc, Dagupan City

    Document Title : DRRR Activity Sheets


    Grade: 12 Issue No. : 01 School Year: 2018 -2019

    LESSON TITLE: ______________________________________


    Learning objectives: Score: ______________

    _____________________________________________________________________________________________

    Lesson review
    A. What were the activities you had in your past lectures?
    1. What is a Disaster?
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________

    2. Disaster impacts may include?


    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________

    3. What are Risk Factors?


    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________

    4. Other factors that can produce a worse outcomes:


    1) _________________________________ 4)_______________________________
    2) _________________________________ 5)_______________________________
    3) _________________________________ 6)_______________________________

    5. What is a Resilience Factor?


    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________

    6. What are the factors that increases resilience after Disasters?


    1) __________________________________________
    2) __________________________________________
    3) __________________________________________

    7. What are the two types of disaster?


    1) _____________________________________
    2) _____________________________________

    8. What is a Hazard?
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    DRRR Activity sheet 1
    9. What is a Risk?
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________

    10. What is vulnerability?


    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________
    ** Good Job! Now let’s proceed to the next topic:
    B. Content: Exposure and Vulnerability

    Vulnerability to Hazards and Disasters:


    VULNERABILITY – refers to the way a hazard or disaster will affect human life and property
    Vulnerability to a given Hazard depends on the following factors:
    • Proximity to the hazardous event
    • Population density in the area proximal to the event
    • Scientific understanding of the hazard
    • Public education and awareness of the hazard
    • Existence or non-existence of early-warning systems and lines of communication
    • Availability and readiness of emergency infrastructure
    • Construction styles and building codes
    • Cultural factors that influence public response to warnings
    Affected by Hazards the most are the following:
    • Less developed countries
    • Poverty
    • Development and habitation of lands susceptible to hazards
    • Increasing the severity or frequency of a natural disaster
    • Affluence: because affluence control where habitation takes place

    Classification of Natural Hazards and Disasters:

    Geologic Hazards Atmospheric Hazard Other Natural Hazards Anthropogenic Hazards

    Effects of Hazards:

    Primary Effect Secondary Effects Tertiary Effects

    DRRR Activity sheet 2

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