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| Q. |
Why is drought considered a 'slow-onset' disaster? |
| A. | Its impacts are not immediately visible. |
| B. | It only affects a small geographic area. |
| C. | It is difficult to determine its exact beginning and end. |
| D. | It takes a long time for relief efforts to reach affected areas. |
| Answer» C. It is difficult to determine its exact beginning and end. | |
| Explanation: Unlike earthquakes or floods, droughts develop gradually over time, making it hard to pinpoint their exact start and end. | |
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