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A pandemic is an epidemic of an infectious disease that has spread across a large region, for
instance multiple continents or worldwide, affecting a substantial number of people. A widespread
endemic disease with a stable number of infected people is not a pandemic.

The World Health Organization declared the outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International
Concern on 30 January 2020, and a pandemic on 11 March 2020.

A disease outbreak is the occurrence of disease cases in excess of normal expectancy. The number
of cases varies according to the disease-causing agent, and the size and type of previous and
existing exposure to the agent.

Disease outbreaks are usually caused by an infection, transmitted through person-to-person contact,
animal-to-person contact, or from the environment or other media. Outbreaks may also occur
following exposure to chemicals or to radioactive materials.

1. Where COVID 19 started?

a. China
b. Italy
c. Greece
d. Spain
2. When did COVID 19 come to Greece?
a. March 2020
b. April 2020
c. January 2020
d. February 2020
3. How is COVID-19 passed on?
a. Through droplets that come from your mouth, nose, what you cough or breathe out
b. By drinking unclean water
c. By talking to others on mobile phone
d. All of the above
4. What are the common symptoms of Covid-19?
a. A new and continuous cough
b. Fever
c. Tiredness
d. All of the above
5. Can you always tell if someone has Covid-19?
a. No, not everyone with COVID-19 has symptoms
b. Yes, it will be obvious, a person with COVID 19 coughs a lot
c. Yes, you can tell just by where a person comes from their race and ethnicity
d. Yes, when he or she coughs two times
6. When should fabric masks be worn?
a. On public transport
b. In confined or crowded spaces
c. In small shops
d. All of the above
7. Which of the following is an example of physical distancing?
a. You stop going to crowded places and visiting another people's house
b. You stop talking to the people you live with
c. You stop speaking to your friends on phone
d. All of the above
8. When experts talk about flattening the curve, what does that mean?
a. It's an axiom that means follow the evidence, rather than trust appearances, such as the
earth appearing flat when it is actually round
b. It means to slow the spread of a virus to reduce the peak number of cases and related
demands on hospitals and infrastructure

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 c. It means to arrive at the point in the pandemic when the number of daily deaths due to
COVID-19 are flat
d. Both A and C
9. What is herd immunity?
a. A situation where you purposefully get diseases from animals in order to protect
yourself from future disease
b. A situation in which a sufficient proportion of a population is immune to an infectious
disease (through vaccination and/or prior illness) to make its spread from person to
person unlikely
c. When a sufficient number of animals are immune from disease that they are less likely
to transmit it to humans
d. Both A and B
10. Which of the following people is COVID-19 more dangerous for?
a. Children
b. Older people - especially those aged 70 and above
c. People with certain underlying health conditions
d. Both B and C
11. Can washing your hands protect you from COVID-19?
a. Yes - but only if you use a strong bleach
b. Yes - normal soap and water or hand sanitizer is enough
c. No - Washing your hands doesn't stop COVID-19
d. All of the above
12. Why should we follow COVID-19 precautions?
a. So, we become the most irresponsible humans in the world
b. Help increase the spread of COVID-19
c. Protect ourselves from COVID-19
d. Protect ourselves and others from COVID-19
13. Judge this situation: “I have recently been in a tram. In this tram, a person coughed on you.
This person had caught coronavirus and was unaware until now. You are not quarantined as
they do not know you may have caught coronavirus. What is the best thing you should do?”
a. Call the police and ambulance
b. Call the hospital and explain what happened
c. Explain What happened and demand to be quarantined
d. Don’t tell anybody, just quarantine
14. According to WHO, what should we avoid doing?
a. Staying home.
b. Hanging out with friends.
c. Washing hand regularly.
d. Disinfecting touched surfaces.
15. Which of the following precautions are useful in preventing Covid-19?
a. Washing hands with soap
b. Wearing face mask or face shield
c. Using hand sanitizer
d. All of the above
16. When you have a fever before going to school, you...
a. drink water then goes to school
b. goes to see a doctor and stay at home
c. just go to school and advise the principal
d. takes the medication then go to school and quarantine for 14 days
17. Covering your mouth when you cough or sneeze is recommended to:
a. Prevent germs from entering your body
b. Get rid of germs from inside your body
c. Avoid getting other people sick
d. Warn other people that you are sick
18. What is the minimum time you should wash your hands for?
a. 10 seconds
b. 15 seconds
c. 20 seconds
d. 30 seconds
19. How can we reduce the risk of Coronavirus (COVID-19) except ____________?

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 a. Washing our hands often for 20 seconds.
b. Playing with each other and sharing food
c. Covering our mouth while coughing, specifically with tissue or the inside of our elbow.
d. If we feel ill with fever, visit the doctor and stay home.
20. When is it safe to be closer than 6 feet to another person who is not sick with COVID-19?
a. When the person is related to you.
b. When you have already had COVID-19.
c. When the person normally lives with you.
d. When you are outdoors.
21. Which of these is not a common COVID-19 symptom?
a. Blurred vision.
b. cough.
c. Unusual fatigue.
d. Fever.
22. This country is formerly known as Siam announced that it has proceeded to test its novel
coronavirus vaccine on which animal?
a. Monkeys
b. Lizards
c. Hens
d. Mouse
23. In a study, which cells are found in COVID-19 patients 'bode well' for long-term immunity?
a. P-cell
b. D-Cell
c. T-Cell
d. Endothelial Cells
24. Name the vaccine that is jointly developed by the German company BioNTech and US pharma
giant Pfizer for COVID-19?
a. BNT162
b. PICOVACC
c. Both A and B
d. Neither A nor B
25. Name a clinical trial in which blood is transfused from recovered COVID-19 patients to a
coronavirus patient who is in critical condition?
a. Plasma Therapy
b. Solidarity
c. Remdesivir
d. Hydroxychloroquine
26. What is a novel virus?
a. A virus that hasn't been seen before
b. A virus that has been seen before
c. A virus with 37 variants
d. Both A and C
27. Which part of your body should you avoid touching?
a. Elbow
b. Legs
c. Eyes
d. eyelids and retina
28. From where did Coronavirus get its name?
a. due to leaf like projections
b. due to crown like projections
c. does to brick like structure
d. derived from the circular form in China
29. What does Coronavirus look like?
a. a crown
b. an apple
c. a cow
d. a dog
30. The Coronavirus is a deadly disease.
a. Yes, it is.
b. No, it is not.

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 c. As far as we know, either.
d. Yes, for young children.
31. How can border entrance help people to prevent the virus?
a. explains to people the signs of symptoms
b. informs people the risk of air infection,
c. advises people what they should do when they contract the virus.
d. all of these above
32. What are common items we touch every day that easily spread germs and viruses?
a. Cell phones
b. kitchen utensils
c. water faucet
d. computer mouse
33. A community quarantine is declared when all of the following happens except:
a. At least 2 persons are infected in different households
b. At least 2 persons are cured in different households
c. At least 2 persons are infected in different barangays
d. At least 2 persons are infected in different municipalities
34. When washing your hands, what is the most important area to clean well?
a. Back of the hand
b. Palm
c. Finger tips
d. Finger nails
35. In school, when should you wear a mask?
a. At all times unless eating time
b. Only in the hallways
c. Only in the classrooms
d. When a teacher releases module
36. Which of the following is correct classroom procedure?
a. Do not touch anything but my assigned desk
b. Remove my mask when I need to sneeze or cough
c. Put my book bag on the closest lab table
d. Switch my chair with someone else if I don't like mine
37. Which is/are the establishments considered as accommodation by the IATF except _____.
a. hotel
b. resort
c. ecolodges
d. schools
38. Which of the following is safe during Biology Lab?
a. Where appropriate protective equipment
b. Follow instructions
c. Report accidents to the teacher when glass is broken
d. Both A and B
39. Where can we get the reliable information about this disease?
a. from our government information
b. from our Ministry of health
c. Social media
d. Doctor
40. Corona virus cases in children have been....
a. As common as elderly
b. Rapidly rising
c. Rare, as of now
d. Non-existent
41. What is the word which is associated with COVID 19 which means objects and things can
carry the virus or infection?
a. Formites
b. Fomites
c. Famites
d. Famrites

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 42. This refers to the implementation of temporary measures limiting movement and
transportation, regulation of operating industries, and presence of uniformed personnel to
enforce community quarantine protocols
a. Enhanced community quarantine
b. Modified enhanced community quarantine
c. General community quarantine
d. Modified general community quarantine
43. Who is the spokesperson of the World Health Organization?
a. Tedros Adhanom
b. Allison Becker
c. Christian Lindmeier
d. Gregory Hartl
44. "Everyone is mandated to stay at home. The government will provide all the basic needs.
Relief goods will be brought to every house or one household member is allowed to go out to
buy food and necessities in the neighborhood establishment." Which term does this definition
refer to?
a. Interzonal movement
b. Quarantine
c. Lockdown
d. Buffer Zone
45. "Individuals can freely go outside their homes, do your job, public transportation won’t stop as
well as other basic services. Your movement though is confined only within the designated
community or area to avoid spreading virus to other cities or provinces." Which term does this
definition refer to?
a. Interzonal movement
b. Quarantine
c. Lockdown
d. Buffer Zone
46. Who is the IATF spokesperson reporting on COVID-19?
a. Salvador Panelo
b. Karlo Nograles
c. Martin Andanar
d. Herminio Harry Roque
47. People in China at a higher risk are the ones who got ________________.
a. influenza and pneumonia
b. diarrhea
c. eczema
d. difficulty in breathing
48. How can we contribute to contain the virus?
a. Read the international news from CNN
b. Follow Twitter and Facebook to get update
c. Understand about the virus by getting related information from trustful resources.
d. Value and deepen our faith in God all the time
49. How does this outbreak differ from SARS?
a. The Ratio of death to the number of SARS is much less than Covid19 (2% compare to
10%)
b. The Ratio of death to the number of SARS is much more than Covid19 (10% compare
to 2%)
c. The Ratio of death to the number of SARS is go beyond the curve
d. The Ratio of death to the number of SARS is increasing and unstoppable
50. Why closing land border does not help to prevent the virus?
a. Because we don't have enough thermometer
b. Because the land border is huge
c. Because of some diplomatic issues
d. Because of the incubation time
51. How can border entrance help people to prevent the virus?
a. explains to people the signs of symptoms
b. informs people the risk of air infection,
c. advises people what they should do when they contract the virus.
d. all of the above

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 52. What else haven't we known about the virus?
a. How long the virus survives in the outside environment
b. We don't know who the patient zero is
c. we don't know how it is transmitted in a wide spread area.
d. all of the above
53. What haven't we done to help the developing countries affected by this Virus.
a. Helped them to prepare for more epidemics in the future by strengthen their medical
capacity.
b. Helped them to understand the main problem
c. Not giving them enough money.
d. Not giving them enough support to stop the virus
54. Why did he say that there will be more epidemic like this one in the future?
a. There is less interface between human and animals due to their reduction in numbers
b. There is more and more interaction between human and animals due to their reduction.
c. Human and Animals are living in a crowed melting pot which is an ideal environment for
this kind of disease
d. All of the above
55. We have to make sure that ________ in the world is there to understand this outbreak when
they occur and rapidly provide information necessarily to control it.
a. technical cooperation
b. technical collaboration
c. technical organization
d. technical celebration
56. Amidst the pandemic, if any poor old lady is begging so what will you do?
a. Inform to police so they can take care of begging lady
b. Give some money without hesitation
c. Ignore because the risk of COVID case is spreading
d. Help her as much as you can following the protocol
57. Students will be required to transition between classes using “one directional hallway” as
directional references will guide student. Floor stickers will be placed around the campus to
ensure social distancing. All doorways and entries will have signage with information regarding
campus practices for social distancing. Which is not?
a. Students will follow the arrows using "one directional hallways".
b. Floor stickers will be placed around campus to ensure social distancing.
c. All students may run around hugging their friends and sharing snacks.
d. All doorways and entries will have signage with information regarding campus practices.
58. As a teacher, what is the first thing to do when you come into the classroom?
a. Go to your desk
b. Talk to your friends
c. Start your work
d. Get a pump of hand sanitizer
59. A typical corona virus infection:
a. Is extremely dangerous
b. Has mild symptoms
c. Cannot spread to humans
d. Is resistant to hand washing
60. What does it mean when a city is quarantined during a virus outbreak?
a. Everyone in the city is infected
b. No one can enter or leave the city
c. The city's population is immune to the virus
d. Doctors in the city are developing a cure

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