Can We Eradicate Malaria?

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World Malaria Day is a yearly international commemoration of the efforts that are being made to globally control malaria. Malaria has caused a lot of deaths worldwide, especially among African children. It is also prevalent in Asia, America and some parts of Middle East and Europe.

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1.

Which day is set aside as World Malaria Day?
- A.
  
  25th April
- B.
  
  25th May
- C.
  
  25th March
- D.
  
  25th June
Correct Answer
A. 25th April

Explanation
World Malaria Day is observed on 25th April every year. This day is dedicated to raising awareness about malaria, its prevention, and control. It aims to highlight the global efforts being made to combat malaria and to mobilize support for the fight against this deadly disease. By designating 25th April as World Malaria Day, organizations and individuals worldwide can unite in the common goal of eradicating malaria and reducing its impact on vulnerable populations.

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2.

How many in the world are at risk of malaria now?
- A.
  
  3.5 billion
- B.
  
  3.3 billion
- C.
  
  3.7 billion
- D.
  
  4 billion
Correct Answer
B. 3.3 billion

Explanation
3.3 billion is the correct answer because it represents the number of people at risk of malaria worldwide. Malaria is a mosquito-borne disease that affects millions of people globally, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions. The high number of individuals at risk highlights the importance of effective prevention and control measures to reduce the burden of this disease.

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3.

How many people died of malaria in 2012?
- A.
  
  700,900
- B.
  
  500,000
- C.
  
  627,000
- D.
  
  500,000
Correct Answer
C. 627,000

Explanation
In 2012, the number of people who died from malaria was 627,000.

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4.

In which year was the celebration established?
- A.
  
  2008
- B.
  
  2006
- C.
  
  2005
- D.
  
  2007
Correct Answer
D. 2007

Explanation
The celebration was established in 2007.

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5.

Which organisation setup World Malaria Day?
- A.
  
  WHO
- B.
  
  UNFP
- C.
  
  UNICEF
- D.
  
  WBO
Correct Answer
A. WHO

Explanation
The World Health Organization (WHO) is the organization that set up World Malaria Day. WHO is a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for international public health. They work to combat various diseases, including malaria, and promote health and well-being worldwide. World Malaria Day is observed annually on April 25th to raise awareness about the global effort to control and eliminate malaria.

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6.

In what year did Africa Malaria Day begin?
- A.
  
  2002
- B.
  
  2001
- C.
  
  2003
- D.
  
  2004
Correct Answer
B. 2001

Explanation
Africa Malaria Day began in 2001.

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7.

How many malaria-endemic countries signed the Abuja Declaration?
- A.
  
  50
- B.
  
  40
- C.
  
  44
- D.
  
  55
Correct Answer
C. 44

Explanation
44 malaria-endemic countries signed the Abuja Declaration. The Abuja Declaration was a commitment made by African leaders in 2000 to allocate at least 15% of their countries' budgets to healthcare, with a particular focus on combating HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.

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8.

What was the 2016 celebration theme?
- A.
  
  Let's Fight Malaria
- B.
  
  Together Against A Killer
- C.
  
  Malaria Is Alarming
- D.
  
  End Malaria For Good
Correct Answer
D. End Malaria For Good

Explanation
The 2016 celebration theme was "End Malaria For Good". This theme suggests a strong commitment to eradicating malaria completely. It emphasizes the importance of taking decisive actions to eliminate the disease and prevent its resurgence. The phrase "For Good" indicates a long-term goal and a determination to achieve lasting results in the fight against malaria.

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9.

In what year was the celebration theme 'Sustain Gains, Save Lives'?
- A.
  
  2012
- B.
  
  2011
- C.
  
  2010
- D.
  
  2013
Correct Answer
A. 2012

Explanation
The celebration theme 'Sustain Gains, Save Lives' was in the year 2012.

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10.

In what year was the celebration theme 'Malaria: a disease without borders'?
- A.
  
  2007
- B.
  
  2009
- C.
  
  2008
- D.
  
  2006
Correct Answer
C. 2008

Explanation
The celebration theme 'Malaria: a disease without borders' was in the year 2008.

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