OFFICE OF THE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS GOOD SHEPHERD ACADEMY OF VICTORIA, INC.

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Poblacion II, Victoria, Oriental Mindoro

LONG TEST IN DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION S.Y. 2021 – 2022

NAME: ________________________________________ DATE: _______________

GRADE and SECTION: ____________________________ SCORE: ______________
TEST I: MATCHING TYPE: Direction: Match column A with column B by writing the letter of the correct answer in
the space provided before each number.
Column A Column B
______ 1. This may happen during or after an earthquake when a
weakened section of land falls off primarily due to gravity.
______ 2. It is caused by the passage of seismic waves that caused
vibration or movement.
______ 3. This occurs when the ground movement happens on a fault
line and breaks through the surface.
______ 4. It is a series of waves that are generated by a sudden
displacement on the ocean floor caused by a large-scale undersea
A. TYPHOON
landslide or earthquake, submarine volcanic eruption, or even a large
B. TSUNAMI
meteor crash at sea.
C. TRENCHES
______ 5. This occurs when seismic shaking causes loose materials in
D. TORNADO
the soil to mix with groundwater or soil saturated with water.
E. THUNDERSTORM
______ 6. It is the lowering of land due to various causes, one of which
F. STORM SURGE
is the earthquake on a fault line.
G. SINKHOLES
______ 7. It is an instrument used to measure movements on Earth’s
H. SEISMOMETER
surface.
I. LIQUEFACTION
______ 8. These are landforms characterized by two colliding plates
J. LANDSLIDE
where one descends and the other stays above.
K. LA NIÑA
______ 9. These are dangers associated with the natural processes or
L. HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL
phenomena involved in the transfer of water and energy between the
HAZARDS
land surface and the lower atmosphere.
M. GROUND SUBSIDENCE
______ 10. This refers to the large-scale warming of the ocean and
N. GROUND SHAKING
atmosphere across the central and east-central Equatorial pacific.
O. GROUND RUPTURE
______ 11. It is a rapidly rotating column of air that is in contact with
P. FLOOD
the air and land.
Q. FLASH FLOOD
______ 12. It is an intense circulating wind with heavy rain over
R. EL NIÑO
tropical waters and land.
S. DOPPLER RADAR
______ 13. It begins in the eastern part of the Pacific Ocean where the
T. AUTOMATED RAIN GAUGE
sea temperatures become lower by 3 – 5 degrees.
______ 14. It is a storm characterized by heavy rain with the presence
of thunder and lightning.
______ 15. It is an abnormal rise in coastal waters due to massive
force from the sea or the air above the sea.
______ 16. It is a rapid flow of water on saturated soil or dry soil or
any foundation that has poor absorption capability.
______ 17. It is the presence of excessive water on supposedly dry
land.
______ 18. It is used to measure the amount of rainfall and the
direction, speed, and intensity of winds.
______ 19. This is used to detect possible flooding and flash floods.
______ 20. These are depressions on the ground that resulted from
the collapse of the surface layer of the soil.

TEST II: PICTURE ANALYSIS: Direction: Looking at the image of the Philippine Hazard Map. Explain why the
Philippines is prone to hazards in terms of a.) earthquakes and b.) typhoons. You may use another sheet if
necessary.

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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Poblacion II, Victoria, Oriental Mindoro

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ANSWER KEY

TEST I: MATCHING TYPE

1. J
2. N
3. O
4. B
5. I
6. M
7. H
8. C
9. L
10. R
11. D
12. A
13. K
14. E
15. F
16. Q
17. P
18. S
19. T
20. G

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