If You Can Get 10/10 On This Quiz, You Can Help End AIDS In The World.
10 Questions
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Now wouldn’t that be an achievement?
Questions and Answers
- 1.
- What’s the difference between HIV and AIDS?
- A.
HIV can lead to AIDS.
- B.
AIDS can lead to HIV.
- C.
HIV is the old name for AIDS.
- D.
There isn’t any, it’s the same thing.
- 2.How can you tell if somebody is living with HIV or AIDS?
- A.
They will have lost lots of weight.
- B.
They will look pale and ill.
- C.
They will cough a lot.
- D.
You can’t tell.
- 3.Can people living with HIV have children without HIV?
- A.
Yes, but their partner will contract HIV.
- B.
Yes, if treatment is taken throughout.
- C.
No, HIV causes impotence.
- D.
No, the HIV will be passed onto the child.
- 4.Internet villain Martin Shkreli hiked up the price of a crucial HIV drug, Daraprim, overnight. By how much?
- A.
5%
- B.
55%
- C.
550%
- D.
5500%
- 5.True or False, there is no cure for AIDS?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.Between 2000 and 2016, how much did new HIV infections around the world fall by?
- A.
4%
- B.
26%
- C.
32%
- D.
39%
- 7.HIV has claimed more than 35 million lives so far. How many people are still living with HIV?
- A.
5.2 million
- B.
10.3 million
- C.
36.7 million
- D.
40.2 million
- 8.When do we expect to be able to end AIDS as a public health threat across the world by?
- A.
2020
- B.
2030
- C.
2040
- D.
2050
- 9.According to UNAIDS, if we are to meet our target of ending AIDS, we need to plug a global funding gap. How big is the gap annually?
- A.
$1 billion
- B.
$7 billion
- C.
$13 billion
- D.
$52 billion
- 10.By how much did the UK’s Department of International Development’s funding for tackling HIV change between 2012 and 2015?
- A.
Increased by 12%
- B.
Increased by 22%
- C.
Decreased by 12%
- D.
Decreased by 22%
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