Live Or Die A Fever Quiz

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1/10 Questions

How many people did the fever kill?
- 5 million
- I honestly didn't listen and I don't care and I don't know
- Wut? Fever hoo?

About This Quiz

Explore your reactions and knowledge about fever, particularly focusing on yellow fever. Assess your awareness of its transmission, impact, and preventive measures. This quiz enhances understanding of disease dynamics and public health responses.

2.

How many of these ways can you get fever?
- Airborne
- Plants
- Not eating right
- People
- Mosquitos
- Heat
Correct Answer

A. Mosquitos

Explanation

Mosquitos can transmit diseases such as malaria, dengue, and Zika virus, which can cause fever in humans. Therefore, being bitten by mosquitos is one of the ways to contract a fever.

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3.

What kind of mosquito spreads yellow fever?
- The female Aedes aegypti.
- A mosquito DUH |:|
- Something jipti or whatever
Correct Answer

A. The female Aedes aegypti.

Explanation

I SERIOUSLY THINK YOU ARE NOT GOING TO LIVE

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4.

What do you do if you get fever?
- Stay in bed, its like a cold it will pass
- Go to someone who knows what their doing
- 1 word BLEED
- I don't really care
Correct Answer

A. Go to someone who knows what their doing

Explanation

Eh your answer was O.K.

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5.

Where should you go if you want to avoid fever?
- Stay here
- Africa
- Brazil
- The Pacific ocean
Correct Answer

A. Stay here

Explanation

The correct answer is "Stay here" because the question asks where to go in order to avoid fever. By choosing to stay where you currently are, you are not exposing yourself to any new environments or potential sources of fever. This implies that staying in your current location is the safest option to avoid getting a fever.

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6.

Last question WHEW! Now after this run home and say YAYYYYYYYYY I FINISHED A QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQUUUUUUUUUUUUIIIIIIIIIIZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!No just kidding you have school. Anyway, are you a girl or boy?
- Girl - that is correct
- BOY - YEAH
- I will make my desision as I go along
Correct Answer

A. Girl - that is correct
7.

Are you scared of fever?
- YES!!!!
- EH
- So So
Correct Answer

A. YES!!!!

Explanation

Good choice now next...

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8.

When does fever happen
- 1922 - 1973
- 1842 - 1900
- 1793
- 1203
Correct Answer

A. 1922 - 1973
9.

If someone close to you got fever what would you do?
- GET.AWAY..
- Care for them! :0
- EH too bad i'm already out of the city
Correct Answer(s)

A. GET.AWAY..
A. Care for them! :0
A. EH too bad i'm already out of the city

Explanation

ohhh,BAD choice thats GOTTA STING!

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10.

What kind of fever is it
- Yellow fever
- 1793 fever
- Blue fever
- Ajipti fever
Correct Answer(s)

A. Yellow fever
A. 1793 fever

Explanation

The correct answer is yellow fever and 1793 fever. Yellow fever is a viral infection transmitted by mosquitoes, causing symptoms such as fever, jaundice, and organ failure. The 1793 fever refers to the outbreak of yellow fever that occurred in Philadelphia in 1793, causing significant illness and death in the city. Both yellow fever and the 1793 fever are specific types of fevers with distinct characteristics and historical significance.

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