.
Spain
France
The USA
Because the Spanish press were the first to report the outbreak
Because the first infections occurred in Spain
Because the first known fatality was a Spaniard
Ten million
One hundred million
Five hundred million
Caesar’s Revenge, caused by the ghost of Julius Caesar
The Red Death, after the fever it caused
The Plague of Cyprian, after the Christian bishop who first described it
Ebola
Influenza (flu)
Plague
The 12th century
The 13th century
The 14th century
Rhinoviruses
Coronaviruses
Computer viruses
Edward Jenner, working with cowpox and smallpox
Louis Pasteur, working with anthrax and chicken cholera
Maurice Hilleman, working with measles, mumps and many others
Influenza
Measles
Typhoid
Smallpox
Typhoid
Measles
'Mad Cow' disease
Dengue Fever
HIV/AIDS
Yes, because they cannot reproduce without a host cell
No, because they are capable of evolving and mutating
Both – they are ‘on the edge of life’, because they are neither fully one nor the other
Restricted movement
Solitary confinement
Forty days and nights in isolation
Plague
Malaria
Influenza
Yellow Fever
Dengue Fever
Saturday Night Fever
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