FEMA Test Answers
A. This facility provides a helpline, manages registration intake, and processes eligibility determinations. B. This facility is the administrative or management command center of the disaster. C. This is a readily accessible fixed facility or mobile office where people affected by a disaster may go for assistance or information. D. This readily accessible facility provides long-term needs to disaster survivors.
A. Small Business Administration B. Mass Care and Emergency Assistance C. Individuals and Households Program D. Crisis Counseling Program
A. Housing Construction B. Replacement C. Direct D. Repair
A. Joint Field Office B. Transitional Recovery Office C. Area Field Office D. Disaster Recovery Center
A. Small Business Administration B. Cora Brown Fund C. Individuals and Households Program D. Disaster Unemployment Assistance
A. It authorizes the Governor to issue a major disaster declaration to provide Federal aid. B. It provides a list of voluntary agencies from which State, local, and tribal governments are allowed to accept aid. C. It defines the types of aid that State governments can provide to affected areas. D. It defines the relationship between Federal, State, local, and voluntary agencies for disaster efforts.
A. Amount of Federal assistance already received after previous events B. Number of disasters elsewhere in the country in the same year C. Impact on the infrastructure of affected areas D. Frequency of disaster events over the past five year period
A. US Department of Agriculture B. Department of Veterans Affairs C. Internal Revenue Service D. Social Security Administration
A. Cora Brown Fund (CBF) B. Emergency Assistance (Voluntary Agencies) C. Other Needs Assistance (ONA) D. Small Business Administration (SBA)
A. It is the order in which a disaster-affected area may request a Presidential Disaster Declaration to receive Federal aid. B. It is the order of assistance which varies from state to state. C. It is the specific order in which assistance is provided to disaster survivors through FEMA. D. It helps ensure that states and local jurisdictions have the resources they need to recover and rebuild after a disaster.
A. Define the relationship among Federal, State, local, and voluntary agencies for disaster efforts. B. Define the cost sharing arrangements between Federal, State, and tribal governments. C. Issue a major disaster declaration to provide Federal aid to states overwhelmed by disasters. D. Determine the types of Federal assistance FEMA may provide.
A. Whether or not the state and local jurisdictions have the resources available to meet the recovery needs B. The likelihood that similar disaster events will occur in the future affecting the same areas C. The amount of Federal funding for disaster assistance that has already been committed nationwide in the current year D. The frequency of similar disaster events over a recent time period in the affected area and neighboring states
A. Repair B. Housing Construction C. Temporary Housing Assistance D. Replacement
A. The Governor requests a major disaster declaration. B. A Formal PDA request is made to the FEMA Region. C. FEMA headquarters recommends a course of action. D. Representatives from the State, FEMA, and Small Business Association (SBA) conduct joint PDAs
A. The Governor requests a major disaster declaration. B. A Formal PDA request is made to the FEMA Region. C. FEMA headquarters recommends a course of action to the President. D. Representatives from the State, FEMA, and Small Business Association (SBA) conduct joint PDAs
A. Housing Assistance followed by Insurance B. SBA followed by Voluntary Agencies, then by Insurance C. Insurance followed by Housing Assistance D. Voluntary Agencies followed by SBA, then by Insurance
A. Long-term recovery B. Administrative Reporting C. Crisis Counseling D. Eligibility Determinations
A. Sequence of Delivery B. Individual Assistance Order C. Cycle of Disaster Relief D. Disaster Declaration Process