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QUIZ CHALLENGE: So, How Much Do You Really Know About Germs and Your Health?
Challenge yourself to recall key moments of your Adventures with Germs and Your Health, and find out where you rank on the Health Scale!
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1. What are the four main kinds of germs?
1. What are the four main kinds of germs?
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Hint: Read page 7.
viruses, bacteria, fungi and protozoa
viruses, fungi, yeasts and mould
protozoa, B-lymphocytes, T-lymphocytes and antibodies
antigens, antibodies, antibiotics and probiotics
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2. Our gut microbiome contains only good bacteria. True/False?
2. Our gut microbiome contains only good bacteria. True/False?
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Hint: Read page 12.
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3. Pathogens can spread… (Choose one or more answers.)
3. Pathogens can spread… (Choose one or more answers.)
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Hint: Read pages 18–25 and 54–55.
through tiny airborne droplets.
through direct contact.
without any medium.
through all of the above.
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4. Carcinogens are...
4. Carcinogens are...
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Hint: Read pages 26–32.
substances known to cause cancer.
viruses that are present in burnt food.
damaged cells that multiply uncontrollably.
substances known to cause food poisoning.
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5. Mask wearing is one effective measure for slowing the transmission of COVID-19. True/False?
5. Mask wearing is one effective measure for slowing the transmission of COVID-19. True/False?
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Hint: Read pages 44–46 and 50
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6. Vaccines that protect against COVID-19… (Choose one or more answers.)
6. Vaccines that protect against COVID-19… (Choose one or more answers.)
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Hint: Read pages 40–45.
trigger the body's production of antibodies.
interfere with human DNA.
are ineffective unless combined with antibiotics.
contain the live coronavirus.
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7. Medicines help us by… (Choose one or more answers.)
7. Medicines help us by… (Choose one or more answers.)
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Hint: Read pages 46–51.
reducing pain and other uncomfortable symptoms of disease.
supplying chemicals that we lack when we are ill.
killing or reducing disease-causing bacteria.
producing toxins in our bodies.
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8. Which of these statements about food poisoning is true?
8. Which of these statements about food poisoning is true?
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Hint: Read pages 17–20.
Food poisoning is uncomfortable but harmless.
Food poisoning is usually caused by eating contaminated foods.
Food poisoning affects the body’s ear, nose and throat system.
Fever is a common symptom of food poisoning.
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9. Tooth decay is caused by…
9. Tooth decay is caused by…
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Hint: Read pages 69–72.
the acids produced by mouth bacteria.
the trigeminal nerve.
gum inflammation.
high levels of adrenaline.
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10. A safe way to remove dirt in your eye is… (Choose one or more answers.)
10. A safe way to remove dirt in your eye is… (Choose one or more answers.)
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Hint: Read page 73–79.
blinking to activate your tears.
flushing the dirt out with eyedrops.
rubbing your eye with your fingers.
having someone blow air from his or her mouth into your eye.
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