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A Pandemic Test
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1. Your name and surname
1. Your name and surname
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2. What grade are you in?
2. What grade are you in?
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3. Name your school
3. Name your school
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4. What country are you from?
4. What country are you from?
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5. What is the difference between a pandemic and an epidemic?
5. What is the difference between a pandemic and an epidemic?
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A. They can be used interchangeable.
B. A pandemic is an epidemic that spreads to multiple countries, or even worldwide.
C. A pandemic is an epidemic that causes more than a thousand deaths.
D. A pandemic affects multiple animal species, not just humans.
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6. Why are epidemics and pandemics a relatively recent phenomenon in human history?
6. Why are epidemics and pandemics a relatively recent phenomenon in human history?
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7. Which of the following infectious agents scientists have extracted from human remains?
7. Which of the following infectious agents scientists have extracted from human remains?
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A. The tuberculosis bacteria from ancient Egyptian mummies
B. The bacterium responsible for the Black Death in the 14th century Europe
C. The strain of smallpox virus that devastated the Aztecs in the 16th century
D. DNA from the earliest known case of Ebola virus in Sudan, 1970
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8. How do war zones and natural disaster sites become breeding grounds for infectious diseases?
8. How do war zones and natural disaster sites become breeding grounds for infectious diseases?
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9. How many Europeans succumbed to the Black Death?
9. How many Europeans succumbed to the Black Death?
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A. More than 30 million
B. 2,5 million
C. Unknown - we're still discovering the plague burial pits
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10. What is antigenic shift?
10. What is antigenic shift?
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A. The molecular mechanism that allows antigens to 'hide' from the human host's immune system
B. The phenomenon of viruses and bacteria mutating so that vaccines and antibiotics are obsolete
C. When two or more known strains of virus combine to form a new strain
D. I'll answer after I dunk my iPad in disinfectant
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11. Where did the 2003 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak originate?
11. Where did the 2003 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak originate?
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A. Malaysia
B. Euro Disney
C. Hong Kong
D. Hanoi
E. A carnival cruise ship docked in Acapulco
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