Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction Week 4

What aspect of a disaster response is most closely linked to politics, as highlighted in the text?

How does a political system affect a country's vulnerability to disasters?

In the context of socio-cultural effects of disasters, what is mentioned to help marginalized sectors to maintain hope?

Based on the economic perspective of disaster effects, what is a primary impact on international and local trade?

What is considered a major consequence of disasters on political systems?

Which of the following best describes a situation where a widespread disease affects a large region or the globe?

Which of these is NOT typically considered a direct psychological effect of experiencing a disaster?

From the given options, which most strongly emphasizes the role of a community's shared values and traditions in helping them cope with disasters?

Which option is LEAST likely to be categorized as a direct physical effect of a disaster?

Which of the following is MOST crucial for mitigating the widespread damage caused by a disaster?

What term is used to describe the occurrence of a communicable disease within a community at a specific time?

Which perspective of disaster is MOST often neglected or undertreated?

What is the term for the occurrence of a communicable disease in a community at a specific time?

Which perspective of disaster is often overlooked or left untreated?

Which of the following best describes the nature of a disaster?

What is a likely outcome of having supplementary policies in place to deal with the effects of a disaster?

What is an effective way to contribute to the fight against COVID-19?

What is an effective way to prepare for a disaster?

If a landslide occurs in a mountain resort, is this classified as a disaster?

Is a typhoon traversing a remote and uninhabited island considered a disaster?

When a volcano erupts 15 km away from a city, would this be considered a disaster?

Which of the following is NOT explicitly listed as a psychological effect of a disaster?

Which of these is a recognized effect on people after a disaster?

What is a Filipino trait mentioned in the text that describes their ability to endure hardship?

Which of the following was a socio-economic impact experienced by Filipino workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, as mentioned in the text?

What was a primary factor that prompted Filipino people to seek ways to survive during the pandemic?

What is the Filipino culture of 'Bahala na ang Diyos' often associated with?

What is the Enhanced Community Quarantine (ECQ) mentioned in the provided text?

Besides 'Matiisin', which other Filipino trait is highlighted as contributing to resilience during the pandemic?

What is one of the reasons cited as to why many Filipinos can maintain contentment in the face of disasters?

What does the phrase 'Malalampasan din natin ito' signify in the context of Filipino culture?

What is the primary reason why disasters must be anticipated?

Which of the following does NOT fit into the examples of disasters listed in the poem?

What is the immediate effect of disasters, according to the text?

What term best describes the impact of disasters on physical structures and the environment?

How many perspectives of disaster are presented in the text?

Which phrase best fits in both spaces in the sentence: 'Therefore, everybody must know how to ANTICIPATE and ________ possible disasters and ________ possible damages'?

Which phrase best completes the sentence, 'CALAMITIES are phenomena that cause great physical DAMAGE ________ in a community' ?

The poem mentions that tragedies can come in different forms. Which of the following is NOT a form of tragedy according to the poem?

Besides saving lives, what else is a critical reason to anticipate disasters?

Which type of disaster impact is easiest to measure?