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    The document classifies natural and man-made hazards into four categories: biological, geological, hydrometeorological, and technological. It provides examples of hazards that fall under each category, such as earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, fires, and industrial pollution. The document also defines a disaster as an inevitable event that reminds us to be grateful, do good, and prepare ourselves so we can lessen the damage of future disasters. It suggests being knowledgeable, helping others in the community, and taking care of one another.

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    The document classifies natural and man-made hazards into four categories: biological, geological, hydrometeorological, and technological. It provides examples of hazards that fall under each category, such as earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, fires, and industrial pollution. The document also defines a disaster as an inevitable event that reminds us to be grateful, do good, and prepare ourselves so we can lessen the damage of future disasters. It suggests being knowledgeable, helping others in the community, and taking care of one another.

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    The document classifies natural and man-made hazards into four categories: biological, geological, hydrometeorological, and technological. It provides examples of hazards that fall under each category, such as earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, fires, and industrial pollution. The document also defines a disaster as an inevitable event that reminds us to be grateful, do good, and prepare ourselves so we can lessen the damage of future disasters. It suggests being knowledgeable, helping others in the community, and taking care of one another.

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    Module 1 Activity 2

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    The document classifies natural and man-made hazards into four categories: biological, geological, hydrometeorological, and technological. It provides examples of hazards that fall under each category, such as earthquakes, volcanoes, floods, fires, and industrial pollution. The document also defines a disaster as an inevitable event that reminds us to be grateful, do good, and prepare ourselves so we can lessen the damage of future disasters. It suggests being knowledgeable, helping others in the community, and taking care of one another.

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    ACTIVITY 2

    Direction: Based on the list of phenomena/situations in activity 1, classify them according to


    the following table format. Write the phenomena according to appropriate column in the
    table.
    (What is the general term for the phenomena listed in Activity 1?)
    HAZARAD
    Natural Technological / Man-
    Biological Geological Hydrometeorological made

    Ground Shaking Flood Forest Fire


    Lava flow Tornado Indoor Fire
    Tsunami Storm Surge Industrial Pollution
    Landslide Extreme Rainfall
    Liquefaction Typhoon

    CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING


    Explain what you understand about the figure.
    Biological hazards are of organic origin or conveyed by biological vectors, including pathogenic
    microorganisms, toxins and bioactive substances. Geological or geophysical hazards originate from internal
    earth processes. Examples are earthquakes, volcanic activity and emissions, and related geophysical processes
    such as mass movements, landslides, rockslides, surface collapses and debris or mud flows.
    Hydrometeorological hazards are of atmospheric, hydrological or oceanographic origin. Examples are tropical
    cyclones floods, including flash floods; drought; heatwaves and cold spells; and coastal storm surges.
    Technological hazards originate from technological or industrial conditions, dangerous procedures,
    infrastructure failures or specific human activities.
    In your own words, how would you define disaster?
    We like it or not, disaster is inevitable. Disaster for me is a reminder that we should always do the right thing
    and always be good to others. It also teaches us to be grateful of each day because we will never know when a
    disaster will strike us.

    CARE AND CONCERN FOR OTHERS


    By being more prepared and alert, we can lessen the damage and impacts of a
    natural disaster that may come to us. We should always be knowledgeable,
    How would you lessen the aware, and well informed of the things happening around us.
    impact of a disaster?

    If in your community there In our community, the least that got affected are the ones that helps the most.
    was a disaster, how could The fortunate families extend their help by sharing food, allowing others to
    you offer help to others? evacuate in their homes for a mean time, and giving out spare clothes and
    blankets. We take care of each other even if there is no disaster occurring.

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