CBDRRM Quiz

What is the key difference between a hazard and a disaster?

• Hazards always result in disasters

• Disasters are natural events

• Disasters occur when hazards meet vulnerable systems

• Hazards are unpredictable while disasters are not

Which of the following BEST defines Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction Management (CBDRRM)?

• A government-led top-down approach

• Emergency response focused only on infrastructure

• A participatory, community-led strategy to reduce disaster risk

• A rescue and relief program implemented during calamities

What makes disaster planning inclusive?

• Involves only able-bodied individuals

• Prioritizes high-income households

• Actively includes PWDs and other vulnerable sectors in all phases

• Limits decision-making to barangay officials

Which is NOT a phase in the Disaster Management Cycle?

• Recovery

• Preparedness

• Prevention

• Exploitation

Which is an example of a communication barrier for PWDs during disasters?

• Loudspeaker announcements with visual support

• Sign language interpreters in televised warnings

• Emergency alerts delivered only through audio

• Clear written signage in multiple languages

What is the purpose of a buddy system in disaster preparedness?

• To assign one PWD to monitor the evacuation site

• To reduce the cost of evacuation materials

• To ensure that vulnerable persons receive assistance from designated community members

• To conduct drills without the knowledge of the barangay

During which phase do OTs and PTs help with trauma counseling and reintegration into daily routines?

• Response

• Mitigation

• Recovery

• Preparedness

Which of the following is an inclusive feature of a community evacuation plan?

• A single narrow entrance

• Wheelchair ramps and accessible restrooms

• Verbal instructions only

• Stair-only access

What is a practical OT/PT contribution during preparedness?

• Clearing land for new housing

• Creating accessible warning systems

• Calculating the barangay’s yearly budget

• Planting trees

What does risk and hazard mapping involve?

• Identifying financial risks of the barangay

• Listing names of residents

• Visualizing danger zones, assets, and escape routes

• Measuring rainfall patterns alone