1. Which situation shows the damage that a destructive earthquake can do to persons and property?* A. Cars are driven slowly, and houses are somewhat damaged. B. The tremors are not felt by drivers, and within the house, hanging objects shake. C. Drivers experience tremors in their vehicles, and poorly constructed homes suffer serious damage. D. Drivers are having difficulty maneuvering their vehicles, and unbolted houses are at risk of collapsing on their foundations.
2. How would you describe a location hit by a magnitude 7 earthquake?* A. The area will be exposed to weak shocks that cause little or no damage. B. A major earthquake that occurred under water will cause a tsunami in the area. C. A moderate earthquake struck the area, causing minor damage. D. A strong earthquake caused damage to a building that had been poorly constructed.
3. How has the change on the earth's surface as a result of volcanic eruptions helped human activities?* A. Farmers were able to cultivate good crops because lava can change into fertile soil, and volcanic activity has resulted in some of the most stunning scenery on the earth. B. People living within volcanic regions use the underground steam as the source of electricity. C. Volcanic soil benefits industrial companies as a source of chemical and industrial materials due to its high mineral concentration. D. Tourism is increased in areas near volcanoes where hot springs can be found.
4. How does volcanic activity affect the global climate?* A. The atmospheric circulation patterns are altered by gases and solids released into the stratosphere. B. Gases and minerals released into the atmosphere limit solar energy, lowering global temperature. C. The atmosphere turns dark as a result of volcanic gases blocking out the sun. D. Rain is caused by gases and minerals that are released into the atmosphere.
5. It is your role as a public information officer with the NDRRMC to inform the public of an imminent earthquake. The director of NDRRMC has tasked you with creating a brochure-style emergency and preparedness plan. What should your plan include?* A. It should include both the advantages and disadvantages of an earthquake. B. It should contain both the local government unit's and the NDRRMC's rules and regulations. C. It should include images of the community including the effects of the earthquake. D. It should contain the emergency checklist, hotline numbers, and safety measures.
2. How would you describe a location hit by a magnitude 7 earthquake?* A. The area will be exposed to weak shocks that cause little or no damage. B. A major earthquake that occurred under water will cause a tsunami in the area. C. A moderate earthquake struck the area, causing minor damage. D. A strong earthquake caused damage to a building that had been poorly constructed.
3. How has the change on the earth's surface as a result of volcanic eruptions helped human activities?* A. Farmers were able to cultivate good crops because lava can change into fertile soil, and volcanic activity has resulted in some of the most stunning scenery on the earth. B. People living within volcanic regions use the underground steam as the source of electricity. C. Volcanic soil benefits industrial companies as a source of chemical and industrial materials due to its high mineral concentration. D. Tourism is increased in areas near volcanoes where hot springs can be found.
4. How does volcanic activity affect the global climate?* A. The atmospheric circulation patterns are altered by gases and solids released into the stratosphere. B. Gases and minerals released into the atmosphere limit solar energy, lowering global temperature. C. The atmosphere turns dark as a result of volcanic gases blocking out the sun. D. Rain is caused by gases and minerals that are released into the atmosphere.
5. It is your role as a public information officer with the NDRRMC to inform the public of an imminent earthquake. The director of NDRRMC has tasked you with creating a brochure-style emergency and preparedness plan. What should your plan include?* A. It should include both the advantages and disadvantages of an earthquake. B. It should contain both the local government unit's and the NDRRMC's rules and regulations. C. It should include images of the community including the effects of the earthquake. D. It should contain the emergency checklist, hotline numbers, and safety measures.
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Answer:
1. D. Drivers are having difficulty maneuvering their vehicles, and unbolted houses are at risk of collapsing on their foundations.
2. D. A strong earthquake caused damage to a building that had been poorly constructed.
3. A. Farmers were able to cultivate good crops because lava can change into fertile soil, and volcanic activity has resulted in some of the most stunning scenery on the earth.
4. B. Gases and minerals released into the atmosphere limit solar energy, lowering global temperature.
5. D. It should contain the emergency checklist, hotline numbers, and safety measures.