Natural Hazards - 1.1.2 Hazard Risks Flashcards

1
Q

What factors affect hazard risks?

A
  • Ability to cope
  • population density
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2
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If there are more people living in an area or a certain type of area, it is ____ likely that more (or lots of) people will be affected by a hazard.

A

more

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3
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What do we call the likelihood of a natural hazard happening?

A

hazard risk

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4
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How do people affect hazard risks?

A
  • high popultion density
  • living in certain areas (marginal land, near volcanoes, San Andreas Fault line ect.)
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5
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Hazard ____ is the likelihood of an event caused by a natural ____ happening.

A

risk
hazard

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6
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Select the option that increase hazard risks:
- High population density
- Low population density
- living on marginal land
- living on fertile land
- living on Bolton-Blackburn fault line
- living on San Andreas fault line

A
  • high population density
  • living on marginal land
  • living on san Andreas fault line
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7
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If there are more people living in an area or a certain type of area, it is more likely that more people will be affected by a ____.

A

hazard

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8
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What do we call land that is hard to grow crops on?

A

Marginal land

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9
Q

What are natural diasasters

A

A natural hazard that can endanger humans and buildings in real life.

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