Lesson 1.9
1.9 Managing tectonic hazards: mitigation and adaptation Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Geography, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which hazard management strategy directly modifies the tectonic event itself?
- Disaster insurance
- Lava diversion
- Emergency aid
- Community education
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Which management strategy is specifically designed to modify community vulnerability?
- Rebuilding infrastructure
- Lava diversion
- Public education
- Emergency aid
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Which management strategy is primarily used to modify disaster loss?
- Lava diversion
- Land-use zoning
- Seismometer monitoring
- Emergency aid
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How does land-use zoning reduce the impact of tectonic hazards?
- Predicting earthquakes
- Diverting lava
- Restricting development
- Providing aid
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Why might high-tech engineering defences fail during a major earthquake?
- Exceeded design limits
- Uninsured properties
- Lack of aid
- Inaccurate forecasts
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What is the main role of non-governmental organisations in hazard management?
- Monitoring faults
- Building sea walls
- Enforcing zoning
- Delivering aid
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Which low-cost strategy effectively reduces disaster risk in developing nations?
- Lava diversion
- High-tech sea walls
- Community preparedness
- Universal insurance
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What factor most determines the overall effectiveness of a hazard management strategy?
- Country size
- Foreign aid amount
- Local geographic context
- Hazard magnitude alone
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What advantage do social adaptation strategies offer over physical engineering alone?
- Guaranteed safety
- Instant economic growth
- Greater vulnerability reduction
- Total hazard prevention
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Which engineering strategy alters the physical path of a volcanic hazard?
- Land-use zoning
- Diversion channels
- Seismic monitoring
- Building retrofitting
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Which post-disaster phase immediately follows the emergency response period in the hazard management cycle?
- Prediction
- Rehabilitation
- Preparedness
- Mitigation
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Which management strategy directly reduces physical damage to structures during an earthquake?
- Hi-tech monitoring
- Hazard-resistant design
- Emergency aid
- Land-use zoning
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Providing emergency food and medical care after an earthquake is an example of which strategy?
- Modify vulnerability
- Modify the event
- Modify loss
- Modify resilience
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What type of strategy involves communities altering their behaviour to live safely with hazards?
- Mitigation
- Modify the event
- Loss absorption
- Adaptation
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Hi-tech monitoring and prediction systems are used to modify which aspect of a hazard?
- Loss
- Magnitude
- Vulnerability
- The event
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Taking out insurance against earthquake damage is classified as which type of hazard strategy?
- Modify magnitude
- Modify the event
- Modify loss
- Modify vulnerability
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Educating local residents and running evacuation drills modifies which aspect of a tectonic hazard?
- Vulnerability
- Magnitude
- The event
- Frequency
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Which volcanic hazard can sometimes be managed using channels or barriers to modify the event?
- Lahars
- Pyroclastic flows
- Lava flows
- Ash falls
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Which strategy aims to modify loss through short-term aid such as tents, food and water after an event?
- Land-use zoning
- Hi-tech monitoring
- Emergency aid
- Hazard-resistant design
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Using hazard-resistant building design during an earthquake primarily modifies which factor?
- Physical loss
- Epicentre depth
- Hazard magnitude
- Fault slip rate
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