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Question 1
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What is the main way the coronavirus spreads?
- Through water
- Droplet infection
- Through soil
- Through food
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Question 2
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Where does the coronavirus often travel within the body to have the most dramatic effect?
- Intestines
- Spleen
- Lungs
- All of the above
Question 3
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What happens to a cell after it has been infected by the coronavirus?
- It becomes stronger
- It self-destructs
- It becomes immune
- It remains the same
Question 4
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What role do cytokines play in the immune response to coronavirus?
- They destroy viruses
- They communicate between cells
- They create antibodies
- They repair tissues
Question 5
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Which type of immune cells are known to cause significant damage when overactivated by the coronavirus?
- B-cells
- Neutrophils
- Macrophages
- Red blood cells
Question 6
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Why is the coronavirus more dangerous than the flu?
- It causes more minor symptoms
- It spreads faster and is more contagious
- It affects only older people
- It is less lethal
Question 7
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What is the purpose of social distancing during a pandemic?
- To strengthen the immune system
- To prevent hospitals from being overwhelmed
- To increase social interactions
- To develop immunity
Question 8
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How does soap help prevent coronavirus infection?
- It kills the virus instantly
- It breaks down the virus's fat layer
- It makes hands smell better
- It strengthens the skin
Question 9
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What can result from the immune system overreacting to the coronavirus?
- Increased immunity
- Permanent lung damage
- Reduced symptoms
- Spontaneous healing
Question 10
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What is the recommended action if you are placed under quarantine?
- Ignore the quarantine
- Understand and respect it
- Travel to another place
- Continue with normal activities
Question 11
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Why do health care systems become overwhelmed during a fast pandemic?
- Lack of medical knowledge
- Increased number of simultaneous cases
- Reduced virus potency
- Abundance of resources
Question 12
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How can a pandemic be slowed down effectively?
- Ignoring symptoms
- Social engineering behavior
- Increased social gatherings
- Avoiding medical advice
Question 13
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What is a critical component in the corona virus's structure that soap breaks apart?
- Protein
- DNA
- Fat layer
- Cell wall
Question 14
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What is the primary role of killer T-cells in the immune response to coronavirus?
- Producing antibodies
- Ordering infected cells to commit suicide
- Creating new white blood cells
- Transporting oxygen
Question 15
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What is a major consequence of millions of epithelial cells dying due to coronavirus?
- Strengthened immune system
- Restored lung function
- Loss of lung protective lining
- Improved breathing
Question 16
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Which action is considered the best defense against getting infected by the coronavirus?
- Wearing gloves
- Washing hands properly
- Using hand sanitizer only
- Avoiding all social contact
Question 17
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What does a slow pandemic scenario aim to achieve?
- Rapid spread of the virus
- Overwhelmed health care systems
- Controlled infection rates
- Increased death rates
Question 18
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What is the effect of neutrophils arriving in large numbers during a coronavirus infection?
- Repairing tissues
- Destroying pathogens only
- Causing collateral damage
- Producing vaccines
Question 19
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How is the coronavirus different from typical viruses in terms of its interaction with the immune system?
- It strengthens immunity
- It causes confusion among immune cells
- It does not affect immunity
- It is easily destroyed by the immune system
Question 20
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What should be the primary goal of society during the early phase of a coronavirus outbreak?
- Achieving herd immunity
- Developing natural resistance
- Slowing the spread of the virus
- Ignoring the outbreak
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