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Senior High School Department
Fourth Quarter Examination
A.Y. 2023-2024
Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction (DRRR)
Name: Grade/Section: Date: Score:
General Direction: This is a Sixty (60) items test, read and follow each direction written in every
type of test. Answer this test within one (1) hour. (Erasure is strictly prohibited)
Test I. A- Identification: Choose the word being referred to rehabilitation and recovery by writing on the
space provided before the number.
National Depending the
Office of Civil Housing affected activity; to
DPWH DOH AND DPWH
Defense Authority be identified by the
(NHA) LGU

___________________________1. Assess DRRM and CCA elements in human settlements.

___________________________2. Construct or reconstruct disaster and climate change-resilient infrastructure.

___________________________3. Assess damage, losses and needs.

___________________________4. Provide and ensure a psychologically sound, safe, and secure citizenry protected
from the effects of disasters and ready for normal functioning after disaster.
___________________________5. Restore, strengthen, or expand (if possible) economic activities.

Choose the word being referred to Disaster Prevention and Mitigation by writing on the space provided before
the number.
Office of Civil Defense DENR DOST
DPWH Department of Finance LGU

___________________________6. Identify and manage DRRM – and CCA sensitive environments.

___________________________7. Ensure community access to effective and applicable disaster risk financing and
insurance.

___________________________8. Assess, map, analyze, and monitor community-based scientific DRRM and CCA.

___________________________9. Strengthen and integrate DRRM and climate Change adaptation (CCA) in the
national, sectoral, regional, and local development policies, plans, and budget.

___________________________10. Increase resilience of infrastructure systems.

___________________________11. Improve or enhance monitoring, forecasting, and hazard warning.

Choose the word being referred to Disaster Preparedness and response by writing on the space provided
before the number.
Philippine DSWD DILG and OCD LGU DND, DILG,DOH
Information
Agency

___________________________12. Develop and implement comprehensive national and local preparedness and
response policies, plan, systems and strengthen partnership and coordination
with all key players and stakeholders and provide community with
necessary skills and capabilities to cope with the impacts of disasters.

___________________________13. Increase level of awareness and enhance capacity of the communities to deal
with hazard treats and impact.

___________________________14. Ensure a well-established disaster response operation and address temporary

shelter need and coordinate and integrate systems for early recovery.

___________________________15. Integrate and coordinate search, rescue, and retrieval (SSR) operations and
capacity

By Mr. Gahoc (joel.gahoc@pctdavao.edu.ph)

TEST II. MULTIPLE CHOICE.
B- Direction: Encircled the chosen letter of the best answer.
1. Which of the following is the reason why seeps 10. Which of the following actions or plans is/are
and springs suddenly appear as indication of a needed to safeguard human life and property?
landslide? a. Include a communications plan
a. upwelling b. Develop and rehearse a family disaster plan
b. damaged water ways c. Make a detailed inventory of your personal
c. burrowed holes of animals belongings, home or an apartment, garage and
d. water seeping underground surrounding property, with photographs or
videotape.
2. Which of the following is NOT a sign of slow d. All of the above
shifting inside structures?
a. tilting of floor 11. Which among the following is not included
b. creaking and cracking in the steps to protect your home from the next
c. swaying hanging objects flooding?
d. doors not closing properly a. Purchase flood insurance to protect your financial
future.
3. Which of the following statements is true about b. Construct protection barriers to stop floodwater
signs of impending geologic hazard? from entering the home.
a. each sign immediately leads to a landslide or a c. Be relaxed, do not do anything, and wait for the
sinkhole barangay officials to do the precautions needed in
b. it threatens the lives of humans and assure damage your home.
to property d. Develop a flood response plan based on your flood
c. any of the signs can occur without the presence of a protection level, local warning procedures, and the
geologic hazard amount of warning time you will have to respond
d. if one of these signs are present, it is sure that a before the flood comes.
geologic hazard will occur
12. Which is/are the possible way/s to mitigate
4. Which of the following is NOT a sign of an rainfall-induced landslide in a landslide prone
impending landslide? area?
a. things moving b. tension cracks a. Plant more trees, grasses, and other vegetation to
c. change in water flow d. discolored well water prevent erosion and for compaction of soil.
b. Do not build your house on or near steep slopes,
5. Which of the following is a natural sign of a mountain edges, drainages, or natural erosion
possible landslide? valleys.
a. bent tree trunks c. Build channels for diversion of mud-flow or debris
b. ants that gather food flow to direct the flow away from your property. Make
c. wilting of vegetation in a limited area sure though that diversion does not affect any
d. moths flying in residential houselights d. All of these

6. Which of the following areas is most prone to
landslide?
a. houses near rivers
b. reactivated landslide areas
c. concrete houses near a fault line
d. residences near the satellite towers
7. Which of the following indicates that the whole
region is unstable?
a. absence of bird nests
b. remnants of dead trees
c. dark brown colored soil
d. scarps and deposits of old landslides
8. Which of the following best define mitigation?
a. Mitigation means to decrease the high risk of loss of
life or property before the upcoming disaster.
b. Mitigation refers to action taken to prevent or
reduce the risk to lives, properties, social and
economic activities, and natural resources from
natural hazards.
c. Mitigation reduces injuries and loss of life; trauma;
damage to property, equipment and infrastructure;
community disruption; and economic, environmental,
and other losses caused by floods and flash floods.
d. All of the above
9. Which of the following Hydro meteorological
hazard is characterized by localized storm cloud
that produces lightning and thunder, and often
brings heavy rain shower and strong gusty winds?
a. El Niño b. La Niña
c. Storm Surge d. Thunderstorm
13. Which of the following is an INAPPROPRIATE
action to do AFTER landslide?
a. Listen for the latest emergency information.
b. Check for injured and trapped persons near the
slide, without entering the direct slide area. c. If the
landslide is caused by rainfall, watch out for flooding
as it will follow the same path taken by the debris
flow.
d. Wait until the structures on and around the
sinkhole stops moving and do not attempt to go back
and retrieve your belongings.
14. Which of the following is a map that
highlights areas that are affected by or are
vulnerable to a hazard. They are typically
created for natural hazards, such as earthquakes,
volcanoes, landslides, flooding, and tsunamis.
a. archaeological map b. hazard map
c. Philippine map d. rainfall map
15. Which agency/sector in the Philippines that
publishes regularly updated color-coded satellite
images.
a. Philippine Anatomical, Geophysical and
Astronomical Services Administration
b. Philippine Analytical, Geophysical and
Atmospheric Services Administration
c. Philippine Astronomical, Geophysical and
Atmospheric Services Administration
d. Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and
Astronomical Services Administration

By Mr. Gahoc (joel.gahoc@pctdavao.edu.ph)

TEST III. C- Matching Type: Write on each black the letter of the answer that matches the activity covered by
the elements of a disaster plan. Choose your answer in the box.

A. Assessment and D. Monitoring and

B. Design C. Implementation
Analysis Evaluation

_______________1. Local government agencies, organizations, and institutions are given their roles,
responsibilities, or tasks in cases of disasters.
_______________2. The results of the drill or practice are disseminated to all concerned.

_______________3. The vulnerability of the community is determined and measured.

_______________4. The appropriate programs and strategies for identified issues or problems are laid out in this
stage.
_______________5. The likely hazards of a particular area are identified and measured.

_______________6. Constant communication with the identified partners or networks is done during this stage.

_______________7. Some possible changes can be determined in this stage when the drill is done.

_______________8. Potential partners or networks for communication or for humanitarian assistance are
identified in this stage.
_______________9. This refers to regulations, activities and capacitating effort of people to reduce
hazards.
_______________10. Feedback from the drills is obtained from different stakeholders.

TEST IV D. Case Based: Give specific answers to the question asked in each item.
Define a resilient community. Give at least three indicators of a resilient Community before, during, and
after a disaster. (10 points)

a. Before a disaster:

b. During a Disaster:

c. After a disaster:

TEST V. E -Essay. Give your interpretation of the words uttered by Secretary General of the United Nation,
Ban Ki-moon. On a space provided. (10 points)

“Reducing disaster risk and increasing resilience to natural hazards in different development sectors
can have multiplier effects and accelerate achievement of the millennium development goals.”

By Mr. Gahoc (joel.gahoc@pctdavao.edu.ph)