How Does a Catastrophe Differ from a Disaster

question 4

Multiple Choice

How does a catastrophe differ from a disaster?

• A)damages from a catastrophe are of such a magnitude to require a long recovery period
• B)a disaster is typically much worse than a catastrophe
• C)a catastrophe involves loss of life, while a disaster does not
• D)a disaster occurs across a much greater geographic area than does a catastrophe

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