List of top Disaster Studies Questions

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A. Rehabilitation B. Hazard identification C. Rescue D. Prediction	I. Drone II. GIS III. GPS IV. RS

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A. Municipal solid waste B. White goods C. Vegetative debris D. Electronic waste	I. Refrigerators, freezers, washers II. Trees, branch, shrubs and logs III. Computers, printers, DVD IV. Personal belongings and general household trash

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A. Himalayas B. North-Eastern Hills C. Western Ghats D. Eastern Ghats	I. High to very high II. High III. Low IV. Moderate to high

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A. Climate related B. Geological related C. Chemical related D. Biological related	I. Nuclear II. Food poisoning III. Cyclones IV. Earthquakes

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A. Less than 3.5 B. Between 3.5 and 5.4 C. Between 5.4 and 6 D. Greater than 8	I. Very significant earthquake, cause serious damage II. Usually felt, but cause minimal damage III. Usually not felt but recorded by seismology labs IV. Can cause damage to poorly built structures over a small region

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A. Deficient Rainfall B. Delay in onset C. Timely onset and sudden burst D. Early withdrawal	I. Maximum of three weeks from the normal date of arrival of monsoon for a given region II. Maximum break of two weeks after the timely onset of the monsoon III. When the monsoon withdraw from north-west India by the last week of August IV. When the rainfall is less than 75% of the normal monsoon

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A. Agartala B. Bengaluru C. Jodhpur D. Hyderabad	I. Very high damage risk zone II. High damage risk zone III. Moderate damage risk zone IV. Low damage risk zone

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A. Population B. Lifelines C. Economic data D. Building	I. Gas II. Business III. Age IV. Height

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A. Decision makers B. Business C. General public D. Technical staff of authorities	I. Awareness increasing II. Building codes III. Location planning and investment policies IV. Strategic environment assessment

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A. Exposure B. Vulnerability C. Capacity D. Elements at risk	I. Susceptibility of a community to the impact of disaster II. Positive managerial capabilities III. Degree to which elements are at risk IV. Exposed to hazards in a given area

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A. Hurricanes B. Typhoons C. Tropical cyclones D. Willy-willies	I. South East Asia II. Pacific III. North Atlantic IV. Australia

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A. Fire B. Landslide C. Earthquake D. Drought	I. International Centre for Geohazards II. USGS III. IONA fire atlas IV. International Research Institute for Climate Prediction (IRI)