DRRR (Pre & Post) Flashcards
(140 cards)
1
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It is defined as the movement of rock debris or earth down the slope.
A. earthquake B. forest fire C. landslide D. tsunami
A
C. landslide
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Extreme natural events in the crust of the earth that pose a threat to life and property.
A. geological hazard
B. hydrometeorological hazard
C. landslide hazard
D. tsunami hazard
A
A. geological hazard
3
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- A topographic depression formed when underlying limestone bedrock is dissolved by groundwater
A. Cave B. Landslide C. Ground break D. Sinkhole
A
D. Sinkhole
4
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The following are examples of geological hazards except?
A. earthquake B. landslide C. sinkhole D. hurricane
A
D. hurricane
5
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A type of rock that dissolve and cause a sinkhole
A. Cement B. Limestone C. Marble D. Sand
A
B. Limestone
6
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The sinkhole is an example of what type of hazards?
a. Fire Hazards
b. Hydrometeorological hazards
c. Geological hazard
d. Volcanic hazard
A
c. Geological hazard
7
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The most dangerous type of sinkhole
a. collapse b. cover c. rain-induced d. solution
A
a. collapse
8
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A type of geological hazards that carries debris and particle in downslope
a. Landslide b. Sinkhole c. Typhoon d. volcanic eruption
A
a. Landslide
9
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A type of sinkhole where the limestone is exposed and covered in a thin layer of soil
a. Collapse b. cover c. landslide d. solution
A
d. solution
10
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What is the other term used by geologists in the sinkhole?
a. “Arst terrain”
b. “Darst terrain”
c. “Karst terrain”
d. “Sarst terrain”
A
c. “Karst terrain”
11
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The following are the natural cause of landslide except
A. earthquake B. rainfall C. mining D. wildfire
A
C. mining
12
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The most common cause of the landslide
A. Clear cutting
B. Rainfall
C. Earthquake
D. Volcanic eruption
A
B. Rainfall
13
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The cause of landslide due to the shaking of the earth’s crust.
A. Clear cutting
B. Earthquake
C. Volcanic eruption
D. Wildfire
A
B. Earthquake
14
Q
Which of the following is the natural cause in a sinkhole?
A. Construction C. heavy rainfall
B. Drilling D. heavy traffic
A
C. heavy rainfall
15
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A method of cutting trees that cause a landslide
A. Construction C. “Kaingin” system
B. Clear cutting D. Drilling
A
B. Clear cutting
16
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Seismic activities that caused the crust to move and create a landslides
a. Clear cutting
b. Earthquake
c. Excavation
d. Mining
A
b. Earthquake
17
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The composition of rocks mineral that causes dissolving of rocks and eventually landslides
a. Earthquake
b. Heavy rainfall
c. Influence of slope
d. Lithology
A
d. Lithology
18
Q
The following are the cause of landslide except?
a. Broken pipes
b. Excavation
c. Lithology
d. Wildfire
A
a. Broken pipes
19
Q
What compound are both can cause landslide and sinkhole?
a. CO2
b. H2O
c. NH3
d. O2
A
b. H2O
20
Q
The following are the effects of sinkhole and landslide except.
a. Destruction of infrastructure
b. Increase in economics
c. Loss of lives
d. Loss of Property value
A
b. Increase in economics
21
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What happens to creek water when there are landslides to happen?
A. Decrease B. Increase C. it became dry D. same level
A
A. Decrease
22
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What shape is created in the depression of the sinkhole?
A. Circular
B. Square
C. Triangular
D. Oval
A
A. Circular
23
Q
What happens to soil foundation when impending signs occur?
A. Soil decrease
B. Soil increase
C. Soil moves near the foundation
D. Soil moves away from the foundation
A
D. Soil moves away from the foundation
24
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What happens to well water in an impending sinkhole?
A. decrease C. increase
B. discolored D. nothing change
A
A. decrease
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Impending sinkhole create this after the rain
A. Creek C. Tilt fence
B. Small pond D. Crack on windows
B. Small pond
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What unusual sound you can hear as a warning sign in landslides
A. beatbox sound
B. dog bark
C. humming of birds
D. knocking of boulders
D. knocking of boulders
27
What is the reason for the increase in water in the creek in impending signs in landslides?
A. due to rain
B. due to sewage water
C. due to an increase in soil
D. due to underground water
C. due to an increase in soil
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What odor do you usually smell as an impending sign of a sinkhole
A. Earthy odor
B. fishy odor
C. fragrant odor
D. no odor
A. Earthy odor
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as a warning sign you will observe that the wall and floors are being?
A. decrease
B. increase
C. separated
D. together
C. separated
30
Dead grass and vegetation are warning signs of what type of geological hazards
A. Earthquake C. Sinkhole
B. Landslides D. Wildfire
C. Sinkhole
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A special type of map that shows geological features of the place?
A. Geological B. Navigation C. Planimetric D. Thematic
A. Geological
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What type of map shows three-dimensional features of the surface of the earth?
A. Political map
B. physical map
C. Structural map
D. Topographic map
D. Topographic map
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A type of geological map that includes faults, folds, and geological features?
A. Navigation map
B. Planimetric
C. Structural
D. Topographic
C. Structural
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A vertical line of the earth crust showing the rock layers on the map?
A. Cross-section C. Faults
B. Contact D. Elements
A. Cross-section
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It shows diagrams. Names that used in the map
a. Correlation map unit c. Scale
b. Explanation d. Symbols
d. Symbols
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This type of map shows the type of rocks in an area
A. Cross-section
B. Political
C. Structural
D. Topographic
A. Cross-section
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These lines determine the elevation and formation of the landmass
A. Contour lines
B. Horizontal lines
C. Latitude lines
D. Vertical lines
A. Contour lines
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The following statement is true about contour lines except?
A. Contour lines never cross to each other
B. Contour lines form a circle on the top of the mountain
C. Contour lines form closed circle are marked with a straight line indicate depression
D. Contour lines that cross to the valley or stream created a Y shape line
D. Contour lines that cross to the valley or stream created a Y shape line
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It shows the size of geological features shown in map related to the actual size
A. Correlation map unit
B. Scale
C. Symbols
D. Temperature
B. Scale
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A picture of the distribution of the earth’s material
A. Explanation
B. Map
C. Scale
D. Symbol
B. Map
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The Action of reducing the severity or seriousness of an event.
A. Development C. Intensification
B. Erosion D. Mitigation
D. Mitigation
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This process helps to locate areas that are prone to landslides.
A. Geotextile C. rock Barriers
B. Hazards mapping D. Surface drainage
B. Hazards mapping
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The process which injects chemicals in the ground that fills the cracks.
A. Chemical grouting c. Geotextile
B. Development restriction d. Flattening slope
A. Chemical grouting
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An increase in vegetation cover is mitigation of what geological hazards?
A. Earthquake C. Sinkhole
B. Landslide D. Wildfire
B. Landslide
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The following are mitigation for sinkhole EXCEPT?
A. Chemical grouting
b. Hire a building inspector
C. Increase vegetation
d. Replace utility pipes
C. Increase vegetation
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This will help to stop the land from slipping
A. Retaining wall C. Strong foundation
B. Rock barriers D. Underground installation
A. Retaining wall
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The following are mitigation for Landslides EXCEPT?
A. Hazards mapping C. Installing geotextile
B. Increase vegetation D. Install support pliers
D. Install support pliers
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In what phase of mitigation strategies where the ground assessment should be done?
A. After a landslides C. During a Landslides
B. Before a landslides D. None of the above
B. Before a landslides
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Which of the following you should NOT do before a landslide?
A. Assess if your area is prone to landslides
B. Check for property damaged
C. An evacuation plan should be prepared
D. Plant trees and vegetation
B. Check for property damaged
50
Which of the following is NOT recommended to do in an emergency plan in the sinkhole?
A. Evacuate immediately
B. Call emergency services
C. Look to the sinkhole
D. Raise awareness about the sinkhole
C. Look to the sinkhole
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Phenomena of atmospheric nature that cause loss of life and property
A. Geological hazard C. Hydrometeorological Hazard
B. Fire hazard D. Volcanic Hazards
C. Hydrometeorological Hazard
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Which of the following is an examples of Hydrometeorological hazards?
A. Earthquake C. Tsunami
B. El Niño D. Wildfire
B. El Niño
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What do you call the center of the typhoon?
A. Crest C. Midgard
B. Eye D. Turbulence
B. Eye
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It occurs when water flows to the land faster before it absorbs
A. El Niño C. Typhoon
B. Flood D. Storm surge
B. Flood
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A transient type of weather disturbance produced by cumulonimbus clouds, usually with lightning, thunder and intense rainfall
A. Flash flood C. Typhoo
B. La Niña D. Thunderstorm
D. Thunderstorm
56
What is the meaning of the word La Niña?
A. The Boy C. The Girl
B. the Father D. The Mother
C. The Girl
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It is the unusual warming of sea surface temperature occurs in the central and eastern equator of pacific
A. El Niño C. Thunderstorm
B. Flood D. Storm surge
A. El Niño
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A Localized unusual increase of seawater beyond astronomical tide due to intense wind and tropical cyclone.
A. El Niño C. La Niña
B. Flash Flood D. Storm surge
D. Storm surge
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The following are impending signs of Typhoon except
A. Barometer start to drop C. Strong Wind
B. Dark clouds D. Temperature drop
D. Temperature drop
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What is the meaning of the word El Nino?
A. The Boy C. The Man
B. The Brother D. The Woman
A. The Boy
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These are processes that involve the interaction of the atmosphere, bodies of water, and land which poses a threat to lives & human property.
A. Droughts
B. Flood
C. Hydrometeorological Hazards
D. Landslides
E. Typhoons
C. Hydrometeorological Hazards
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A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water.
A. Droughts
B. Flood
C. Hydrometeorological Hazards
D. Landslides
E. Typhoons
A. Droughts
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The sliding down of a mass of the Earth or rock from a mountain or a cliff.
A. Droughts
B. Flood
C. Hydrometeorological Hazards
D. Landslides
E. Typhoons
D. Landslides
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A tropical storm in the region of the Indian or Western Pacific Oceans.
A. Droughts
B. Flood
C. Hydrometeorological Hazards
D. Landslides
E. Typhoons
E. Typhoons
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An overflowing of a large amount of water beyond its normal confines, especially over what is normally dry.
A. Droughts
B. Flood
C. Hydrometeorological Hazards
D. Landslides
E. Typhoons
B. Flood
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*It refers to a pasig hazard map image*
A. A representation of different places in a paper.
B. A diagrammatic representation of an area of land showing physical features.
C. A map that highlights areas that are affected by or are vulnerable to a particular hazard
D. All of the above.
C. A map that highlights areas that are affected by or are vulnerable to a particular hazard
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*It refers to a pasig hazard map image*
Which of the following hazards is being shown on the map?
A. Drought B. Flood C. Landslide D. Typhoon
B. Flood
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*It refers to a pasig hazard map image*
Which of the following is TRUE about the given picture?
A. All of the given places will be flood free.
B. Sta. Lucia will not be affected by flooding.
C. Oranbo will be greatly submerged to flooding.
D. San Joaquin will experience severe flooding than Buting.
D. San Joaquin will experience severe flooding than Buting.
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Which of the following is the importance of knowing a hazard map?
A. It provides information to help people understand the risk of natural hazards.
B. Hazard maps are developed to illuminate areas that are vulnerable to a hazard.
C. Both letters A and B are correct.
D. None of the above choices are correct.
C. Both letters A and B are correct.
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The following are the advantages of using a hazard map, EXCEPT?
A. Mitigation of negative effects of a hazard.
B. Identification of hazard-prone areas.
C. Preparation in case of disaster.
D. All of the above.
D. All of the above.
[?!?!?! ang contradicting]
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This tool operates on the principle of thermal expansion of the material used such as mercury and other metallic materials.
A. Anemometer
B. Barometer
C. Rain gauge
D. Thermometer
E. Wind Vane
D. Thermometer
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A tool used for measuring wind speed in revolutions per minute.
A. Anemometer
B. Barometer
C. Rain gauge
D. Thermometer
E. Wind Vane
A. Anemometer
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This instrument works by catching precipitation in a funnel-shaped collector attached to a measuring tube.
A. Anemometer
B. Barometer
C. Rain gauge
D. Thermometer
E. Wind Vane
C. Rain gauge
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An instrument used for measuring the pressure of the atmosphere.
A. Anemometer
B. Barometer
C. Rain gauge
D. Thermometer
E. Wind Vane
B. Barometer
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It is a device used for measuring wind direction and is usually combined with an anemometer.
A. Anemometer
B. Barometer
C. Rain gauge
D. Thermometer
E. Wind Vane
E. Wind Vane
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Which of the following BEST describes Anemometer?
A. A tool that measures atmospheric pressure.
B. A tool that measures how fast a wind moves.
C. A tool that uses the principle of thermal expansion.
D. All of the above.
B. A tool that measures how fast a wind moves.
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Which of the following differs Torricellian barometer from the Aneroid barometer?
A. It uses spring and needle for measurement.
B. It uses mercury and a tube for air pressure reading.
C. It uses cups or propellers for measuring wind speed.
D. It uses different directions for identifying wind direction.
B. It uses mercury and a tube for air pressure reading.
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How does a thermometer work?
A. Thermometers follow the principle of thermal expansion.
B. Thermometer is a tool that counts the number of rotations.
C. Thermometer works by balancing the weight of mercury in the glass tube against the atmospheric pressure.
D. Thermometer works by catching the falling rain in a funnel-shaped collector that is attached to a measuring tube.
A. Thermometers follow the principle of thermal expansion.
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Which of the following BEST describe how an Anemometer works?
A. Thermometers follow the principle of thermal expansion.
B. Thermometer is a tool that counts the number of rotations.
C. Thermometer works by balancing the weight of mercury in the glass tube
against the atmospheric pressure.
D. Thermometer works by catching the falling rain in a funnel-shaped
collector that is attached to a measuring tube.
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B. Thermometer is a tool that counts the number of rotations.
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Which of the following is/are TRUE about the Torricellian barometer?
I. It was discovered in 1645
II. It is placed in a bath of mercury.
II. It is used to measure atmospheric pressure.
A. I & II B. II & III C. I & III D. I, II, & III
B. II & III
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TrueorFalse. *Fire* is a chemical reaction of oxygen and other substances that gives out light, heat, and smoke.
True
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TrueorFalse. *Oxygen* is one of the ingredients for fire to start and continue.
True
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TrueorFalse. *Smoke* is one of the components of the Fire Triangle together with Heat and Fuel.
False: Oxygen
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TrueorFalse. *Sun* is one of the natural sources of heat.
True
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TrueorFalse. Gas may be a flammable material considered to be as *heat* in the fire triangle.
False: Fuel
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Which of the following is TRUE about fire as a natural hazard?
A. It affects the necessary change in our environment.
B. It is a natural process occurring in our environment.
C. Both letters A and B are correct.
D. Neither of the above choices is correct.
C. Both letters A and B are correct.
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How does conduction as heat transfer happen?
A. Heat traveling through air.
B. Heat traveling through a vacuum.
C. Heat transferred through direct contact.
D. Because of the increasing and rapid growth of the population.
C. Heat transferred through direct contact.
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Which of the following is an effective way to cool down the heat?
A. Put sand or dirt in a burning material.
B. Apply cooling agents such as water.
C. Let the fire exhaust all of its fuel.
D. Put some pyrolysis chemicals.
B. Apply cooling agents such as water.
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In a recent major wildfire in Australia, which of the following is considered to be the fuel of fire?
A. Heat B. Leaves C. Oxygen D. Smoke
B. Leaves
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5. Which of the following is TRUE about the heat in the fire triangle?
A. Any substance solid, liquid, or gas which can burn.
B. The most essential component for a fire to start and continue.
C. A component that flows from an object of high temperature to low temperature.
D. None of the choices are correct.
C. A component that flows from an object of high temperature to low temperature.
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At this stage, all four requirements for fire have been combined. The fire is very small that it can still be controlled by a portable fire extinguisher or it may even go out on its own.
a. Growth stage c. Ignition stage
b. Decay stage d. Fully-developed fire stage
c. Ignition stage
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During this stage, fire has consumed almost all of the available combustible materials.
a. Growth stage c. Ignition stage
b. Decay stage d. Fully-developed fire stage
b. Decay stage
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Smoking materials cause fires from:
a. Spontaneously igniting
b. Being rubbed together
c. Radiant heat transmission
d. Being carelessly thrown away
d. Being carelessly thrown away
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Is an explosive fire that happens due to the sudden introduction of oxygen into an enclosed structure, like a house, which has been deprived of air for quite some time.
a. wildfires c. crown fires
b. backdraft d. surface fires
b. backdraft
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Which of the following safety measures to prevent fire is TRUE?
a. Don’t forget about the dangers of smoking.
b. Flammable substances should be safely stored away from anything that can cause a fire.
c. Make sure business establishment has an up-to-date fire risk assessment.
d. All of the above.
d. All of the above.
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Backdraft
a. Oxygen supply = 21%
b. Oxygen supply < 16%
c. Oxygen supply is less than 21%
d. oxygen is consumed
e. explosive fire due to introduction of O2
e. explosive fire due to introduction of O2
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Ignition
a. Oxygen supply = 21%
b. Oxygen supply < 16%
c. Oxygen supply is less than 21%
d. oxygen is consumed
e. explosive fire due to introduction of O2
a. Oxygen supply = 21%
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Growth
a. Oxygen supply = 21%
b. Oxygen supply < 16%
c. Oxygen supply is less than 21%
d. oxygen is consumed
e. explosive fire due to introduction of O2
b. Oxygen supply < 16%
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Fully-developed
a. Oxygen supply = 21%
b. Oxygen supply < 16%
c. Oxygen supply is less than 21%
d. oxygen is consumed
e. explosive fire due to introduction of O2
c. Oxygen supply is less than 21%
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Decay
a. Oxygen supply = 21%
b. Oxygen supply < 16%
c. Oxygen supply is less than 21%
d. oxygen is consumed
e. explosive fire due to introduction of O2
d. oxygen is consumed
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DOs or DONTs.
1. Leave lighted candles unattended.
2. Unplug all electrical appliances after every use.
1. DONTs
2. DOs
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DOs or DONTs.
3. Regularly check electrical installations, and have all trayed wirings and electrical fixtures changed or repaired by a licensed electrician.
4. Overload electrical circuits by putting in additional lights and appliances.
3. DOs
4. DONTs
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DOs or DONTs.
5. Ensure that you have a pre-fire plan at your office/home.
6. Strictly obey the no-smoking signs.
5. DOs
6. DOs
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DOs or DONTs.
7. Keep flammable materials inside proper containers and store them properly.
8. Eliminate fire hazards through good house- keeping.
7. DOs
8. DOs
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DOs or DONTs.
9. Check fire protection gadgets or devices of appliances and equipment regularly.
10. Blown fuses should be replaced with coins, wires, or any metal.
9. DOs
10. DONTs
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Kitchen fires are the most common type of fire in a home. This is because;
a. stoves are dangerous
b. cooking is left unattended
c. children knock things over
d. smoke alarms are not in kitchens
b. cooking is left unattended
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It has a goal to educate the public to take precautions to prevent potentially harmful fires.
a. Fire prevention c. Disaster preparedness
b. Hazard identification d. Hazard mapping
a. Fire prevention
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What can you do to help prevent a fire at work?
a. Avoid using electrical equipment near flammable gases, vapors, and liquids
b. Clutter your workspace with paper and other
c. Use electrical wires near flammable gases and liquids
d. Avoid cleaning up oil spills and chemical spills
a. Avoid using electrical equipment near flammable gases, vapors, and liquids
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What does the below clipart indicate?
*A clipart/sign of a man running down the stairs away from fire*
a. In event of fire do not use stairs, use lifts
b. Flammable staircase – do not use
c. In event of fire do not use lifts, use stairway
d. Fire upstairs
c. In event of fire do not use lifts, use stairway
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What does the fire safety sign below mean?
*A sign of a hand pressing a circular shape during a fire*
a. Fire hose location c. Fire extinguisher location
b. Fire assembly location d. Fire alarm button
d. Fire alarm button
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On which fire extinguisher would you put the following label?
[FOR WOOD, PAPER, TEXTILES & RUBBISH FIRES (CLASS A) NOT ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT]
a. Multi-purpose dry chemical
b. Both b and c
c. Water
d. CO2
c. Water
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On which fire extinguisher would you put the following label?
[FOR BURNING LIQUIDS, GASOLINE, OIL, PAINT AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT]
a. Multi-purpose dry chemical c. Water
b. Both b and c d. CO2
a. Multi-purpose dry chemical
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What is the first thing you should do in the case of a fire if you cannot reach a fire extinguisher?
a. Raised your hand and ask if you may be excused
b. Evacuate the building immediately
c. Try to find a fire extinguisher
d. All of the above
b. Evacuate the building immediately
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To operate a fire extinguisher one must pull, aim, squeeze, and ________ .
a. jump
b. stand
c. sing
d. sweep
d. sweep
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To remember the rules of fighting fires, just remember the three A's:
a. Activate, Assist, and Attempt
b. Activate, Attempt, and Assist
c. Assist, Activate and Attempt
d. Alert, Activate, and Attempt
a. Activate, Assist, and Attempt
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The acronym for putting out a fire using a fire extinguisher is PASS. What does PASS stand for:
a. Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Spread
b. Pull, Accuracy, Squeeze, Spread
c. Pin, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
d. Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
d. Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
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The correct way to extinguish a fire to aim.
a. At the center c. At the top
b. At the base d. At the side
b. At the base
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Which one is a Class B fire?
a. Trash c. Gasoline
b. Metal d. Cloth
c. Gasoline
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Which are Class A, B, and C fires?
a. Metal, electric, cooking oil
b. Trash, flammable liquid, electrical
c. Electrical, metal, dry chemical
d. Cloth, metal, cooking oil
d. Cloth, metal, cooking oil
metal ?!?!
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Ms. Cera was frying fish in the kitchen when the phone in the hall rang, what should she do?
a. Rush out to answer the call immediately
b. Turn off the stove before going to answer the phone
c. Turn down the fire before going to answer the phone
d. Never mind who is calling
c. Turn down the fire before going to answer the phone
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What does the BFP stand for?
a. Bureau of Fire Prevention
b. Bureau of Fire Preservation
c. Bureau of Fire Protection
d. Bureau of Fire Protocols
c. Bureau of Fire Protection
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Which is not a possible fuel source for a flame or fire to start?
a. Diesel
b. Ethyl alcohol
c. Paraffin wax
d. Trichloromethyl
c. Paraffin wax
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Which statement is true for fire?
a. Fire is a form of energy that is the direct result of a chemical reaction between three elements
b. Fire is a natural phenomenon naturally occurring in the environment if the conditions are right
c. Fire is a form of energy that is the direct result of a chemical reaction between five elements
d. Fire is a natural phenomenon naturally occurring in the environment as a force of nature.
a. Fire is a form of energy that is the direct result of a chemical reaction between three elements
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The following are the three essential elements needed in the chemical reaction in the start-up
of fire except;
a. Gasoline
b. Heat
c. Helium
d. Nitrogen
d. Nitrogen
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Which is a true fire prevention protocol during an incident of fire, except?
a. Don’t panic, run and use the elevators.
b. Call the fire department and press on the fire alarm inside the school or the building you are located.
c. Place a call to the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) if they are not alerted
d. Get out as quickly as you can and stay away from the smoke and falling debris.
c. Place a call to the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) if they are not alerted
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Make sure that the fire extinguisher is not expired and is full.
a. After fire c. During fire
b. Before fire d. None of the above
b. Before fire
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Place a call to the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) if they are not alerted.
a. After fire c. During fire
b. Before fire d. None of the above
a. After fire
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Don’t panic, run and use the elevators.
a. After fire c. During fire
b. Before fire d. None of the above
c. During fire
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Prepared an exit plan for the said premises that you work for or study.
a. After fire c. During fire
b. Before fire d. None of the above
b. Before fire
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Close the doors and windows that you had used to pass through as you try to escape the fire, by closing the doors and windows this will delay the spread of fire.
a. After fire c. During fire
b. Before fire d. None of the above
c. During fire
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Disaster or Hazard & What Type: biological, atmospheric, hydrological, geological, or man-made.
Typhoon Ondoy affecting Marikina and Pasig City.
Disaster; Atmospheric
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Disaster or Hazard & What Type: biological, atmospheric, hydrological, geological, or man-made.
The earthquake in Baguio City and Northern Luzon.
Disaster; Geological
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Disaster or Hazard & What Type: biological, atmospheric, hydrological, geological, or man-made.
The landslide in Cherry Hills subdivision in Antipolo Rizal
Disaster; Geological
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Disaster or Hazard & What Type: biological, atmospheric, hydrological, geological, or man-made.
The Zamboanga siege of Moro Rebels against the local government unit.
Disaster; Man-made
135
Disaster or Hazard & What Type: biological, atmospheric, hydrological, geological, or man-made.
Accidental release of ammonia by an ice plant in the community of Navotas.
Hazard; Man-made
136
These are highly complex phenomena that might bring significant destruction and devastation to the communities that they affect.
a. Cyclones c. Mutiny
b. Disasters d. Rebellion
b. Disasters
137
In disaster readiness and risk reduction, this procedure is done hazard identification and mapping which used to determine in which situations are most likely to affect the locality
a. Geological survey
b. Hazard identification
c. Mapping
d. Mapping and hazard identification
d. Mapping and hazard identification
138
A framework which empowers the community by massive information, education campaign and skill training efforts by the government.
a. All hazards approach
b. Pro-Active approach
c. Retro-active approach
b. Pro-Active approach
139
A natural phenomenon that has the probability to lead to a disaster if left un-check or neglected.
a. Calamities c. Hazards
b. Event d. Indifference
c. Hazards
140
The first to respond during emergencies or disasters is the bottom-up approach method in disaster readiness and risk reduction.
a. The Local Government Unit
b. The Department of National Defense
c. The Department of Health
d. The Philippine National Government
a. The Local Government Unit
