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Part 2 = Unit 2 Test Review (World in Spatial Terms)
Part 2 = Unit 2 Test Review (World in Spatial Terms)
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All are examples of natural hazards EXCEPT:
earthquakes
school
tsunamis
hurricanes
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Possible effects that can occur because of natural disasters include health, social, political, economic & environmental
True
False
3
What type of natural hazard is this?
tornado
tsunami
hurricane
avalanche
4
There are no warning systems for natural hazards.
True
False
5
To show preparedness, means to be ready for action and have a plan for natural disasters.
True
False
6
The four natural elements that can explain physical processes on earth are:
earth and air
all of the above
none of the above
fire and water
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What type of natural hazard is this?
wildfire
hurricane
avalanche
tornado
8
Physical processes are natural forces that can be explained scientifically & that produce change / development on earth.
False
True
9
In order to become a natural hazard, natural physical processes have to be extreme.
False
True
10
Mitigation is to make things harder, more severe, and more violent.
False
True
11
To be considered a natural disaster, damage & destruction of property and/or death & injury of humans must occur.
False
True
12
A tornado is a violent, rotating funnel of air that does not need to touch the ground to be considered a tornado.
False
True
13
Risk factors influence how serious the effects are of a natural disaster. Which of these are risk factors?
adaptive capacities
coping capabilities
susceptibility
all of the above
14
Every country has the exact same effects of natural disasters.
False
True
15
What type of natural disaster is this?
thunderstorm
tsunami
hurricane
drought
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The sum of susceptibility, lack of coping capacities, and lack of adaptive capabilities is:
building codes
exposure
the four elements
vulnerability