SCHOOL OF SAINT JOSEPH (NAGUILIAN, ISA.) INC.

QUEZON, NAGUILIAN, ISABELA

4TH FINAL EXAMINATION
DISASTER READINESS AND RISK REDUCTION MANAGEMENT

NAME: __________________________________________ DATE: _________________

YEAR AND SECTION: _______________________________ SCORE: ________________

DIRECTION: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer on the space provided before the number.

_____ 1. The area near the equator is known as the ITCZ. ITCZ means?

a. International Convergent Zone

b. International Convergent Zone
c. Initiative Convergent Zone
d. Intrapersonal Convergent Zone

_____ 2. The rotating, organized system of clouds and thunderstorms that originates over the tropical waters.

a. Thunderstorm
b. Flood
c. Surge
d. Tropical cyclone

_____ 3. It is the danger associated with the natural process or phenomena involved in the transfer of water and energy
between land surface and the lower atmosphere.

a. Typhoon
b. Hydrometeorogical Hazard
c. Thunderstorm
d. None of the above

_____ 4. It is the intense circulating winds with heavy rains over tropical waters and land.

a. Thunderstorm
b. Tornado
c. Storm Surge
d. Typhoon

_____ 5. It is another way of weather forecasters to track the movement of tropical cyclone.

a. Doppler radar
b. RADAR
c. Automated rain gauge

_____ 6. PAGASA monitors the behavior of the cyclones as they approach the Philippine territory. PAGASA means?

a. Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration

b. Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Association
c. Philippine Astronomical Geophysical and Atmospheric Services Administration
d. Philippine Astronomical Geophysical and Atmospheric Services Association

_____ 7. It is the local storms produced by cumulonimbus clouds and are always accompanied by lightning and thunder,
usually with strong winds guts, heavy rains and sometimes with hail or tornado.

a. Thunderstorm
b. Flood
c. Flash Flood
d. Storm Surge

_____ 8. The overflowing of the normal confined of a stream or bodies of water, or the accumulation of water over
areas that are not normally submerge.

a. Tornado
b. Flood
c. Flash Flood
d. El Niṅo
_____ 9. It is caused by heavy precipitation in a short period of time, usually less than 6 hours.

a. Tornado
b. Flood
c. Flash Flood
e. El Niṅo

_____ 10. It is used to measure important weather parameters such as amount of rainfall and direction, speed, and
intensity of winds.

a. Automated rain gauge

b. Doppler Rada
c. Thermometer
d. Sphygmomanometer

_____ 11. It begins in the eastern part of the Pacific Ocean. The sea surface temperatures during this period become
lower by 3-5℃ .

a. La Niṅa
b. El Niṅo
c. Northeast monsoon
d. Southeast monsoon

_____ 12. It is the Rise and Onshore of seawater as the result primarily of the winds of a tropical cyclone, and
secondarily of the surface pressure drop near the center of the tropical cyclone.

a. Storm Surge
b. Tornado
c. Typhoon
d. El Niṅo

_____ 13. It is the rapid rotating of air that is in contact with the air and land. Its rotational movement is also violent that
it can pick-up objects from the ground and sling them away at far places.

a. Flood
b. Tornado
c. Flash flood
d. Storm Surge

_____ 14. It refers to the large scale warning of the ocean and atmosphere across the central and eastern-central
equatorial pacific.

a. El Niṅo
b. La Niṅa
c. Tornado
d. Storm Surge

_____ 15-16. Tools for monitoring Hydrometeorological Hazard.

a. Thermometer – Barometer
b. Doppler Radar – Automated rain Gauge
c. Sphygmomanometer – Rain gauge

DIRECTION: The following are the different levels of typhoon, match column A with column B in its corresponding
sustain winds in kilometer per hour.

17. Tropical Depression 61 kph

18. Super Typhoon 118 – 220 kph

19. Typhoon 89 – 117 kph

20. Severe Tropical Storm 220 and above kph

21. Tropical Storm 62 – 88 kph

_____ 22. PSWS means?

a. Philippine Storm Warning Signal

b. Philippine Signal Warning Storm
c. Philippine Surge Warning Signal
 d. Philippine Signal Warning Surge

____23. It happens when flammable vapor mix with air (oxygen) and is ignite by a spark or flame.

a. Heat
b. Combustion
c. Fuel
d. Oxygen

____ 24. It is a model that shows the three essential componets that when present together can start a fire and sustain
it.

a. Fire triangle
b. Fire square
c. Fire circle
d. Fire gauge

_____ 25. It is the source of combustible material in order to burn.

a. Heat
b. Fuel
c. Oxygen
d. Carbon

_____ 26. It is the process of rapid oxidation of any material resulting in burning.

a. Fire
b. Oxygen
c. Heat
d. Fuel

_____ 27. It is needed to start and continue the combustion process.

a. Heat
b. Fire
c. Oxygen
d. Fuel

_____ 28. Classification of burn which affects only the outer layer of the skin called epididymis.

a. Third degree burn

b. Second degree burn
c. First degree burn
d. Forth degree burn

_____ 29. Classification of burn in which the depth of burn has reached into the dermis because of the severity, this part
of the skin may not function anymore.

a. 4th degree burn

b. 3rd degree burn
c. 2nd degree burn
d. 1st degree burn

_____ 30. It is the tissue injuries caused by heat, electricity, radiation, or chemicals. They can caused swelling, pain,
blistering, scar and in severe cases, death.

a. 1st degree burn

b. Burn
c. 3rd degree burn
d. 2nd degree burn

DIRECTION: Give what is ask in the following. Write your answer LEGIBLY. Strictly, ERASURES means WRONG!

 Causes of Fire
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 Man-Made Causes of Fire

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 Classification of Burn and a brief description.

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