DRRR (SET 2) EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
Albay Correct Answers Mount Mayon's perfect cone shape
makes it remarkable, but this grand volcano also makes the
province highly prone to volcanic eruptions. In early 2018,
thousands of _______ residents fled from their homes in
anticipation of the explosion of Mayon Volcano. That eruption
alone led to a damage of more than a hundred million pesos
worth of agriculture.
Batanes Correct Answers In 2016, Typhoon Ferdie hit the
Philippines and damaged ₱225,000,000 worth of crops and
infrastructure, most of which were of ___________. Residents
compared it to the rage of Typhoon Neneng, then the last
typhoon that had severely damaged the province since 1987.
Batangas Correct Answers Home of the famous Taal Volcano,
coastal tourist centre Nasugbu, and the majority of the world's
coral reef species, _____________ has earned itself the title,
"The Land of the Rolling Hills and Wide Shorelands" over the
years. Its cool climate, beautiful beaches, and thrilling diving
spots also contribute to the notability of this Southern Luzon
wonder.
Bohol Correct Answers A case in point: the 2013 Bohol
earthquake which damaged at least ₱2.2 billion-worth of
establishments and structures, including Spanish-era churches.
Worse, the earthquake killed over 200 and injured around a
thousand people. To date, it's known as the deadliest earthquake
since the 1990 Luzon earthquake.
, Building codes and disaster policies Correct Answers Buildings
and other structures may increase disaster risk. When they fall or
collapse due to hazard such as an earthquake, they can cause
injury and even loss of lives. Thus, in the design and
construction of buildings, possible hazard should be considered.
Building codes and disaster policies Correct Answers houses
built on coastal areas are usually made of light materials.
Camiguin Correct Answers has it all: beaches, mountains,
springs, waterfalls, islands, and most abundantly, volcanoes. In
fact, ___________ does not only have volcanoes. Most people
believe that volcanoes created this province in the Southern
Philippines; thus, its nickname, "Island Born of
Fire."
Capacity and efficiency of an area to reduce disaster risk.
Correct Answers The capacity of a community to reduce
disaster risk includes the accessibility and availability of
services and facilities that help in preparing for or during
disaster.
Capacity and efficiency to
minimize disaster risk Correct Answers if the community does
not have any community disaster preparedness plans in place, it
becomes more difficult to face the hazard without expecting any
disaster.
Causality of Events Correct Answers The impacts of hazards
can also assessed based on the causality of events, that is
SOLUTIONS
Albay Correct Answers Mount Mayon's perfect cone shape
makes it remarkable, but this grand volcano also makes the
province highly prone to volcanic eruptions. In early 2018,
thousands of _______ residents fled from their homes in
anticipation of the explosion of Mayon Volcano. That eruption
alone led to a damage of more than a hundred million pesos
worth of agriculture.
Batanes Correct Answers In 2016, Typhoon Ferdie hit the
Philippines and damaged ₱225,000,000 worth of crops and
infrastructure, most of which were of ___________. Residents
compared it to the rage of Typhoon Neneng, then the last
typhoon that had severely damaged the province since 1987.
Batangas Correct Answers Home of the famous Taal Volcano,
coastal tourist centre Nasugbu, and the majority of the world's
coral reef species, _____________ has earned itself the title,
"The Land of the Rolling Hills and Wide Shorelands" over the
years. Its cool climate, beautiful beaches, and thrilling diving
spots also contribute to the notability of this Southern Luzon
wonder.
Bohol Correct Answers A case in point: the 2013 Bohol
earthquake which damaged at least ₱2.2 billion-worth of
establishments and structures, including Spanish-era churches.
Worse, the earthquake killed over 200 and injured around a
thousand people. To date, it's known as the deadliest earthquake
since the 1990 Luzon earthquake.
, Building codes and disaster policies Correct Answers Buildings
and other structures may increase disaster risk. When they fall or
collapse due to hazard such as an earthquake, they can cause
injury and even loss of lives. Thus, in the design and
construction of buildings, possible hazard should be considered.
Building codes and disaster policies Correct Answers houses
built on coastal areas are usually made of light materials.
Camiguin Correct Answers has it all: beaches, mountains,
springs, waterfalls, islands, and most abundantly, volcanoes. In
fact, ___________ does not only have volcanoes. Most people
believe that volcanoes created this province in the Southern
Philippines; thus, its nickname, "Island Born of
Fire."
Capacity and efficiency of an area to reduce disaster risk.
Correct Answers The capacity of a community to reduce
disaster risk includes the accessibility and availability of
services and facilities that help in preparing for or during
disaster.
Capacity and efficiency to
minimize disaster risk Correct Answers if the community does
not have any community disaster preparedness plans in place, it
becomes more difficult to face the hazard without expecting any
disaster.
Causality of Events Correct Answers The impacts of hazards
can also assessed based on the causality of events, that is
