Disaster Preparedness Quiz

What does Disaster Preparedness Training refer to?

• Training conducted by barangays on disaster response

• Training for adults only

• Training focused on financial preparedness

• Training that does not involve practical skills

What is meant by Readiness in the context of disaster preparedness?

• The level of preparedness of youths and the community

• The amount of resources available during a disaster

• The physical fitness of the youths

• The number of drills conducted

What do Practical Response Skills include?

• Theoretical knowledge only

• Knowledge acquisition during training

• Skills unrelated to disaster response

• Only evacuation procedures

What is Emergency Planning?

• Planning for school activities

• Planning for financial investments

• Planning social events

• Creating a step-by-step plan for disaster preparation

What does Emergency Management involve?

• Handling disaster situations effectively

• Making long-term recovery plans

• Ignoring the situation until help arrives

• Only coordinating with local authorities

What is the focus of Mitigation in disaster preparedness?

• Reducing the impact of disasters before they occur

• Recovering after a disaster

• Ignoring potential disasters

• Only focusing on evacuation

What does Adaptability refer to?

• The ability to adjust to changing disaster situations

• The ability to ignore changes

• The ability to plan ahead without flexibility

• The ability to follow strict rules

What is Critical Thinking in the context of disaster preparedness?

• Only following instructions without questioning

• Avoiding decision-making

• Thinking deeply about problems during disasters

• Making decisions based on emotions

What does Attitude refer to in disaster preparedness?

• The number of drills conducted

• The financial status of the community

• The physical condition of the youths

• The mindset of youths toward preparedness

What is Basic First Aid?

• Providing immediate care before professional help arrives

• Only calling for help

• Ignoring injuries until help arrives

• Providing care only for minor injuries