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question_answer1) Match each of the items in column A with the items in column B. You may have more than one item in column A. matching with the same item in column B. Column A Column B (i) Cyclone (a) Disaster preparedness (ii) Wind (gales) (b) Hazard characteristics (iii) Densely populated (c) Community based Disaster Management (iv) (Torrential) Rain (d) Disaster mitigation (v) Storm surge (e) Emergency supplies (vi) Flag (j) Hazard (vii) Disaster (h) Vulnerability (i) Early warning system
question_answer2) Match each of the items in column A with the items in column B. You may have more than one item in column A. matching with the same item in column B. Column A Column B (i) Large mound of Earth (a) Disaster preparedness (ii) Early warning and evacuation Task force Member (b) Hazard characteristics (iii) Food, water and medical supplies in the shelter Management (c) Community based Disaster (iv) Multi-purpose cyclone shelter (d) Disastcr mitigation (v) Devastating everything in its path ... people, cattle. homes, trees, electricity poles ' (e) Emergency supplies (vi) Pre-positioned (food, water, and medical supplies) ... cyclone season (j) Hazard (g) Disaster (h) Vulnerability (i) Early warning system.
question_answer3) Why are economically or socially underprivileged communities more vulnerable to disasters?
question_answer4) Name the main factors that force the people to move to hazard prone areas.
question_answer5) List the hazards in the mountain areas, coastal regions. deserts and plateau areas of India.
question_answer6) Classify these disasters as man-made or natural: Train accidents, snow avalanches, forest fires, heat wave, epidemic, electrocution, anthrax letter bombs. global warming.
question_answer7) List ten risk inducing factors in your local environment. Becoming A Disaster Manager....
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