Risk
Readiness
Response
Recovery
100

In risk assessment, this term refers to a potentially dangerous event or physical phenomenon, such as a flood, earthquake, or wildfire.

What is a hazard?

100

Includes water, non-perishable food, a first aid kit, flashlight with extra batteries, weather radio, sanitation supplies, tools, cash, and personal items.

What is an emergency kit?

100

This federal agency coordinates disaster response and recovery efforts across the United States.

What is FEMA?

100

What is the main goal of disaster recovery?

To restore normal conditions and rebuild affected communities.

200

Unlike a natural disaster, this type of hazard includes risks such as power outages, cybersecurity breaches, and equipment failures.

What is a technological risk?

200

Adhesive bandages, gauze pads, adhesive tape, triangular bandages, gloves, and cleansing wipes are part of this.

What is a first aid kit?

200

This is the emergency number you should call for immediate help from police, fire, or medical services.

What is 911?

200

What is the term for rebuilding homes, infrastructure, and livelihoods after a disaster?

What is reconstruction?

300

Why are natural hazards such a universal concern?

They cause disasters that kill, injure, and displace people, and damage economies and infrastructure worldwide.

300

What should every household develop and practice to know how to respond during an emergency?

What is an emergency plan?

300

What should you do first if someone is injured after a disaster?

Check the scene for safety and then provide first aid or call for help.

300

What organization often provides shelter, food, and emotional support after disasters?

What is the American Red Cross?

400

What can happen after an earthquake?

Immediate hazards like fallen power lines, broken gas lines, and structural damage.

400

What should you do if you receive an evacuation order during a disaster?

Follow official instructions immediately and evacuate safely.

400

What is the term for the quick actions taken right after a disaster to save lives and reduce harm?

What is emergency response?

400

What government aid helps individuals and businesses recover financially after disasters?

What are disaster assistance grants or loans?

500

What is the main goal of disaster risk management?

To understand risks, anticipate impacts, and take steps to prevent, mitigate, and respond—protecting lives, livelihoods, and property.

500

Why is it important to stay informed before and during a disaster?

To receive timely warnings, updates, and safety instructions that can save lives.

500

What communication method can be used if phone lines are down after a disaster?

What is text messaging, radio, or social media updates?

500

Why is community cooperation important during recovery?

It helps share resources, rebuild faster, and strengthen resilience for the future.