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Chapter 8: Man-Made Disasters - Public Awareness For Disaster Risk Reduction — Online MCQ Test

GEOGRAPHY · CLASS 12th · Tamil Nadu State Board

Practice Chapter 8: Man-Made Disasters - Public Awareness For Disaster Risk Reduction with a free chapter-wise online MCQ test for Tamil Nadu State Board CLASS 12th GEOGRAPHY. This chapter covers: This chapter covers anthropogenic hazards including industrial accidents chemical spills nuclear threats fires and urban risks. Students analyze risk assessment emergency preparedn.... AI-generated questions from basic to board-exam level, with instant results and explanations.

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Chapter 8: Man-Made Disasters - Public Awareness For Disaster Risk Reduction — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Tamil Nadu State Board CLASS 12th GEOGRAPHY — Chapter 8: Man-Made Disasters - Public Awareness For Disaster Risk Reduction, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

What is the main meaning of a man-made disaster?
  • A. A disaster caused by natural forces only
  • B. A disaster caused by human activities or error ✓
  • C. A disaster caused only by climate change
  • D. A disaster caused by earthquakes and volcanoes
Answer: B. A disaster caused by human activities or error
Man-made disasters arise from human actions, negligence, technological failure, or industrial activities. They are not caused directly by natural processes.
Which of the following is an example of an industrial disaster?
  • A. Cyclone
  • B. Flood
  • C. Chemical leakage ✓
  • D. Drought
Answer: C. Chemical leakage
Chemical leakage is a typical industrial accident and can cause severe harm to people and the environment. The other options are natural disasters.
Risk assessment in disaster management mainly means:
  • A. Counting the population of a city
  • B. Identifying possible hazards and estimating their impact ✓
  • C. Providing relief after the disaster only
  • D. Building roads in urban areas
Answer: B. Identifying possible hazards and estimating their impact
Risk assessment helps identify hazards, vulnerable areas, and likely losses before a disaster occurs. It is a key part of preparedness and mitigation.
A nuclear accident is most dangerous because it can:
  • A. Cause only temporary noise pollution
  • B. Release harmful radiation affecting people and environment ✓
  • C. Increase rainfall in the area
  • D. Destroy only roads and bridges
Answer: B. Release harmful radiation affecting people and environment
Nuclear accidents may release radiation that can damage human health, soil, water, and living organisms. The effects may be long-lasting.
In the context of public awareness for disaster risk reduction, which option is the most appropriate interpretation of 'mitigation'?
  • A. Actions taken only after a disaster to provide relief
  • B. Measures that reduce the severity or impact of a disaster before it occurs ✓
  • C. The process of predicting exact disaster date and time
  • D. A method of increasing hazard intensity for study
Answer: B. Measures that reduce the severity or impact of a disaster before it occurs
Mitigation refers to steps that lessen disaster impact, such as safety regulations, zoning, and protective infrastructure. It is a preventive approach, not a relief activity.

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