1. A maximum wind speed of more than 61 kph, but not more than 120 kph is expected to affect a certain place in at least 24 hours. It describes________ ?

A. Signal No. 1
B. Signal No. 3
C. Signal No. 2
D. Signal No. 5

2. Strong wind of more than 220 kph is expected within 12 hours and classes in all levels are suspended. It describes_______.

A. Signal No. 1 B. Signal No. 4
C. Signal No. 3 D Signal No. 5

3. Typhoon signal number 4 is raised. What is the speed of the wind of the expected typhoon?

A. less than 60 km per hour
B. from 60 to 120 km per hour
C. more than 200 km per hour
D. from 171 to 220 km per hour

4. The typhoon warning signal 3 has been issued by PAGASA in Northern Cebu and other areas. What actually does it imply?

A. With a maximum wind speed of greater than 171.
B. With a maximum wind speed of more than 121 kph up to 170
C. Winds from 100 kph may be expected within the next 24 hours
D. With a maximum speed of not more than 60 kph is expected to affect a certain place in at least 36 hours

5. In typhoon signal 2, which of the following is the effect of the wind?

A. Light to moderate damage
B. Moderate to severe damage
C. Moderate to heavy damage
D. Very heavy to widespread damage

6. Why are weather bulletin updates and warnings issued by PAGASA?

A. to give people time to prepare
B. to give people time to visit their relatives
C. to give people time to have an outdoor activity.
D. to give people time to have a family gathering

7. Where does typhoon usually originate?

A. over the Atlantic Ocean
B. in western Pacific Ocean
C. in the Indian Ocean
D. over the Arctic Ocean

8. Which part of the typhoon is calm?

A. the eye C. the head
B. the finger D. the eye wall

9. What is the international name of the most powerful typhoon ever reported in the world, which made landfall on the Philippines' eastern area?

A. Typhoon Bising
B. Typhoon Yolanda
C. Tropical Cyclone Haian
D. Tropical Cyclone Surge

10. Why do we need to take precautions before a typhoon?

A. To save lives and property
B. To prevent a typhoon from coming.
C. To put an end to a typhoon when it strikes.
D. To make a strong argument to the authorities. ​