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:

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GRADE and SECTION: ____________________________ SCORE:
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TEST I: IDENTIFICATION: Direction: Identify what is being asked. Choose your answer inside the box and write it
in the space provided before each number.

DISASTER DISASTER RISK HAZARD/S HAZARD-PRONE AREA

MAN-MADE DISASTER/S NATURAL DISASTER/S POPULATION
POPULATION DENSITY VULNERABILITY WINDFALL MOTHER NATURE

_________________________ 1. It is a threat or harm that has the potential to cause damage to a community.
_________________________ 2. It is an any event that causes widespread human, economic and environmental
losses or impacts that seriously disrupt the normal functioning of the
community.
_________________________ 3. It determines the tendency of a community to face disasters.
_________________________ 4. These are devastating outcomes that result from natural hazards.
_________________________ 5. It is also called technological disaster.
_________________________ 6. It is the diminished capacity of an individual or group to anticipate, cope with,
resist and recover from the impact of a hazard.
_________________________ 7. It refers to the number of individuals inhabiting a particular space at the same
time.
_________________________ 8. It refers to the number of individuals living in an area in relation to the size of
that area.
_________________________ 9. These are events that pose threat, danger or risk to any element exposed to
them.
_________________________ 10. It is a location where a natural hazard is likely to happen if preventive
measures
are not implemented.
TEST II: TRUE or FALSE: Direction: Read and analyze each statement carefully. Write the word READY if the
statement is correct. Otherwise, write the word DISASTER if the statement is incorrect. Write your answer in the
space provided before each number. (2 Points each)
_________________________ 1. When an event causes a significant number of dead or missing people in an
area,
it is considered a disaster.
_________________________ 2. An event is considered a disaster according to the assessed cost of repairing or
rehabilitating the structures and public infrastructure that have been damaged
or destroyed.
_________________________ 3. If the amount of income lost from work and other economic activities have
been
stopped or slowed down, it may not be considered as disaster.
_________________________ 4. Disasters may be prevented if proper and effective disaster plans are in place.
_________________________ 5. Disaster risk may be specific to a location or condition of a community.
_________________________ 6. We cannot eliminate disaster, at the same time, we cannot mitigate the risk.
_________________________ 7. Some disasters take place without anyone knowing them because sites of
disaster is void of any structure or community.
_________________________ 8. Some disasters may not be predicted; they may only be recognized when they
happen.
_________________________ 9. If earthquakes are frequent in a particular region, all provinces in that region
are
also vulnerable.

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 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

_________________________ 10. A community that is vulnerable to earthquakes does not necessarily mean
that
it is also vulnerable to typhoons.
TEST III: VENN DIAGRAM: Direction: Make a Venn diagram showing the relationship between hazards,
exposure, and vulnerabilities. Interpret your work by explaining it in not more than five (5) sentences. You will
be graded according to the following criteria: a.) content (10), b.) grammar (5), c.) components (15) d.) TOTAL
(30 Points).

ANSWER KEY

TEST I: IDENTIFICATION
1. HAZARD/S
2. DISASTER
3. DISASTER RISK
4. NATURAL DISASTER/S
5. MAN-MADE DISASTER/S
6. VULNERABILITY
7. POPULATION
8. POPULATION DENSITY
9. HAZARD/S
10. HAZARD-PRONE AREA

TEST II: TRUE OR FALSE

1. READY
2. READY
3. DISASTER
4. READY
5. READY
6. DISASTER
7. READY
8. READY
9. DISASTER
10. READY

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