Reference no: EM131695543

1. Which of the following describes the BEST way to organize your risk assessment data

A. By hazard type, then by jurisdiction

B. By jurisdiction, then by data source

C. By data source, then by hazard type, then by jurisdiction

D. By hazard type, then by data source

2. If an Indian Tribal government is participating in a Tribal/Local Multi-jurisdictional Plan, then the entire plan including the content developed by the Tribe(s) will be submitted to whom?

A. State Hazard Mitigation Officer (SHMO) for review and coordination

B. FEMA Regional Office for review and approval

C. FEMA National Office for review and approval

3. When developing mitigation goals and objectives, what should be one of your first steps?

A. Consult stakeholders

B. Review the risk assessment

C. Develop problem statements

4. TRUE or FALSE: To calculate the loss associated with each hazard in the risk assessment process you need to calculate the losses to each asset, as well as the estimated damages for each hazard.

A. True

B. False

5. Fill in the blank.

________________ is an example of a scale you can use to describe the extent of a hazard event.

A. Ground-swirl scale

B. Richardson topographical damage scale

C. Fruita scale

D. TORRO hail scale

6. Which of the following BEST describes what you should include in the updated risk assessment?

A. Include only future buildings instead of existing buildings, which should have been covered in the previous plan

B. Include an estimate of the potential dollar losses to all structures over $500,000 within a given area

C. Update the loss estimate to reflect changes to the hazard profile and/or to the inventory of structures

D. Include estimates of current structure, contents, and function losses, primarily, for potentially affected historical buildings.