WorksheetsScience 2
Total questions: 186
Worksheet time: 2hrs 34mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Who advocated that no physician could heal one area of the human body without knowing how that part depended on the rest of the body.
a)
Hippocrates
b)
Galieeo
c)
Socrates
d)
Jesus
2.
Which of the following statements about malaria is NOT true?
a)
Malaria can be transmitted to a human from an infected mosquito.
b)
Malaria can be transmitted to a mosquito from an infected human.
c)
Malaria can be transmitted to a human from an infected human through blood or organ transplants.
d)
Malaria is only passed through genes.
3.
When did doctors find the cause of the malaria disease?
a)
1880
b)
1897
c)
1914
d)
1957
4.
By 1951, malaria in the US was considered to be -
a)
pandemic
b)
eradicated
c)
steady
d)
constant
5.
When was the Panama Canal completed?
a)
1880
b)
1914
c)
1929
d)
1945
6.
___% of malaria cases occurred in Africa.
a)
10
b)
50
c)
80
d)
100
7.
In 2015, there was an estimated ______ deaths from malaria worldwide.
a)
400
b)
40,000
c)
400,000
d)
4,000,000
8.
What is the ideal climate for the Anopheles mosquitoes?
a)
warm, dry
b)
warm, humid
c)
cold, dry
d)
cold, humid
9.
What parasite is responsible for infecting mosquitoes with malaria?
a)
Plasmodium
b)
Anopheles
c)
Artemisinin
d)
Pteropodidae
10.
Malaria is spread through all of the following except -
a)
a female Anopheles mosquito bite infected with Plasmodium
b)
blood transfusions, organ transplants and needles
c)
during pregnancy or birth
d)
sexual contact
11.
After you have smallpox or chicken pox you could have scars call?
a)
pockmarks
b)
cornflakes
c)
poxspots
d)
soul burners
12.
Smallpox, derived from a Latin word meaning “spotted,” is an acute, infectious disease caused by the
a)
viola virus
b)
vayorious virus.
c)
variola virus
d)
hempa virus
13.
a virus spread through certain body fluids that attacks the body’s immune system, often called T cells.
a)
polio
b)
measles
c)
Diphtheria
d)
HIV
14.
How much money per capita qualifies a country to be low income?
a)
$10,000
b)
$5,000
c)
$1,000
d)
$400
15.
How much money per capita qualifies a country to be high income?
a)
$12,236
b)
$45,397
c)
$18,097
d)
$8,082
16.
The first known evidence of smallpox can be found where?
a)
George Washington
b)
Small child in China
c)
Emperor Of South China
d)
Pharaoh Ramses V
17.
pandemic is Greek for -
a)
all people
b)
outbreak
c)
disease
d)
plague
18.
a microscopic single-celled organism that has neither a distinct nucleus with a membrane nor other specialized organelles
a)
eukaryote
b)
bacteria
c)
prokaryote
d)
fungus
19.
the method first used to immunize an individual against smallpox with material taken from a patient in the hope that a mild, but protective infection would result
a)
vaccination
b)
variolation
c)
Miasma Theory
d)
Germ Theory
20.
The world’s second pandemic was known as the
a)
Black Lung
b)
Black Death
c)
Black Pearl
d)
Black Sabath
21.
In early time where did illness travel?
a)
along trade routes
b)
to Disney Land
c)
Along water ways
d)
Through the kings palace
22.
What caused the most devastation to populations throughout history?
a)
the flu and AIDS
b)
the plague and smallpox
c)
the chickenpox and the flu
d)
scurvy
23.
Hippocrates lived when?
a)
1919-1948 BC
b)
460-370 AD
c)
460-370 BC
d)
580-645 AD
24.
The Greeks believed that everything in the universe was made up of four elements:
a)
ice, air, water, and earth.
b)
fire, air, water, and earth.
c)
dirt, mud, water, and earth.
d)
fire, air, water, and moon.
25.
Hippocrates applied the concept of the four elements to the human body. The Four Humors....
a)
blood, spit, blue bile, and black bile
b)
Blood, sweat,tears,urine
c)
Urine, Stools, Snot, Vomit
d)
blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile
26.
This image represents what?
a)
The Three Humors
b)
The Four Humors
c)
Ways to survive the Black Death
d)
Color codes sickness
27.
Who came up with this concept
a)
Zulua Boba a African physician
b)
Hippocrates a Roman physician
c)
Socrates a Greek physician
d)
Hippocrates a Greek physician
28.
Greek physicians continued to study the human body and its systems as well as the cause and treatment of disease. Their study of the human body expanded through the practice of human dissection. Who opposed this practice?
a)
Christians
b)
Jews
c)
Muslims
d)
Roman Catholics
29.
Who is considered the Roman Empire’s greatest medical figure.
a)
Caesar Augustus
b)
Mark Antony
c)
Claudius Galen
d)
Pepe La' Pue
30.
Who further studied diseases and human anatomy through the dissection of animals, particularly on Barbary apes, because he believed the apes to be similar to the human form.
a)
Galen
b)
Gerri
c)
Optimus Prime
d)
Commander Krennic
31.
The time when Roman fell is was the start of what?
a)
Dark Ages
b)
Time of Great Darkness
c)
The End of the World
d)
Rise of the Sith
32.
The clear, jelly-like material in a cell that supports and protects the cell’s organelles.
a)
Cytoplasm
b)
Cell Membrane
c)
Nucleus
d)
Mitochondria
33.
Controls the movement of materials in and out of the nucleus.
a)
Nuclear Membrane
b)
Cellular Membrane
c)
Cytoplasm
d)
Endoplasmic Reticulum
34.
The part of the cell that makes protein.
a)
Vacuoles
b)
Ribosomes
c)
Golgi Apparatus
d)
Cytoplasm
35.
Acts like a subway system, carrying protein through the cell.
a)
Golgi Apparatus
b)
Nuclear Membrane
c)
Ribosomes
d)
Endoplasmic Reticulum
36.
Much of the advances and knowledge of Greek and Roman medical knowledge was lost or forgotten as medieval physicians relied on magic,superstitions, was know as what?
a)
Medieval Times
b)
The Black Hole
c)
The Dark Ages
d)
Time of Dumb Dumbs
37.
Who declared that illnesses were punishments from God, and that those who were ill were sick because their sins.
a)
Muhammad
b)
Koran
c)
Baptist Church
d)
Roman Catholic Church
38.
The treatment of diseases improved under the what?
a)
Islamic civilization
b)
Christian civilization
c)
Roman Empire
d)
Catholic Church
39.
Muslim physician, _____________believed that certain diseases were contagious and that diseases could be spread by contaminated water.
a)
Ibn Sina
b)
Han Solo
c)
Uni Bani Sue
d)
Sinead O'connor
40.
Whose work became the basis fora medical textbook for medieval European university students?
a)
Ubada Sinus
b)
Ibn Sina
c)
Heary Trumon
d)
Grindle Dragonslayer
41.
Beginning in the 14th century, a “renaissance,” spread through Europe. What was the renaissance?
a)
a renewed interest in the arts and sciences
b)
a deadly disease
c)
growth of new farming
d)
religious war
42.
an Italian physician, began to dissect human corpses, a practice that had been banned by Rome in 150 BC. Through his dissection observations, he discovered the structure of the human body and how the systems work.
a)
Adrea Burnilli
b)
Andreas Vesalius
c)
Cappuccino Late'
d)
Homo Erectus
43.
Although great strides were taken in the field of medicine during the Renaissance, many European physicians did not readily accept the new practices and treatment of diseases but continued treating disease by the traditional method:bloodletting. What is bloodletting?
a)
Draining some one's blood to put it in someone else.
b)
Draining some one's blood to drink it.
c)
the surgical removal of some of a patient's blood for therapeutic purposes
d)
What lazy vampires do!
44.
to examine, question, and observe patients in order to identify the illness or disease.
a)
clinical diagnosis
b)
expert opinion
c)
bill of health
d)
stalking
45.
In the late 16th century, Dutch lens maker, ________________created the microscope with a maximum magnification of 9x.
a)
Zacharias Janssen
b)
Zacharias Johnson
c)
Zues Von Dutchen
d)
Peter Dingle
46.
Name of the device for listening to the quality of sounds produced by the body as physicians “tapped”their patients.
a)
parascope
b)
stethoscope
c)
microscope
d)
angioscope
47.
This device was not invented specifically for medical purposes but rather as a novelty item for Dutch royalty.
a)
microscope
b)
telescope
c)
stethescope
d)
bed pan
48.
In the late 16th century, Dutch lens maker, Zacharias Janssen (1585-1638), created the microscope with a maximum magnification of...
a)
5 X
b)
7 X
c)
9 X
d)
10 X
49.
Anton van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723), a Dutch cloth merchant and lens maker, improved on the design of the microscope by making the lenses what?
a)
Bigger
b)
Smaller
c)
glass
d)
wood
50.
Leeuwenhoek created a microscope that could magnify objects up to
a)
100 X
b)
200 X
c)
300 X
d)
500 X
51.
Who is called the "Father of Microbiology"?
a)
Jason Bateman
b)
Zacharias Janssen
c)
Rick Moranus
d)
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
52.
Leeuwenhoek was able to observe tiny organisms in droplets of water. These organisms, he called.....
a)
molicules
b)
parisites
c)
animalcules
d)
bubble creatures
53.
In the 1670s, Leeuwenhoek sent his drawings to the _______________, the leading group of scientific thought.
a)
British Royal Society
b)
British Royal Navy
c)
NASA
d)
The Royal Hospital
54.
Scientist saw flies and maggots surrounding dead and decaying matter and other organisms under the microscope. Scientists believed that these organisms appeared spontaneously around putrefying material, and somehow, they were linked to illness and death.
a)
the nasty theory
b)
the spontaneous theory
c)
dead flesh theory
55.
People believed “bad” air caused illnesses while sweet-smelling herbs and flowers, as well as fresh ocean air, could prevent, and even cure, illness. This belief of an invisible,unknown material was called
a)
miasma
b)
mimossa
c)
scentzy
d)
sniffleitise
56.
Although homes, villages, towns, and cities often understood that quarantining helped prevent the spread of contagious diseases, scientists did not know how the diseases were contracted.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
c)
IDK
d)
I don't know what quarantine means?
57.
Hungarian physician who advocated for the “Germ Theory” as the cause of contagious illnesses
a)
Hanzel Grettal
b)
Ignaz Semmelweis
c)
Hans Zimberland
d)
Inez Hibble
58.
In the mid-19th century, because of the success of vaccinations some scientists believed that microorganisms might be the source of illnesses. This was called what?
a)
Germ Theory
b)
Cell Theory
c)
Microorganisms Theory
d)
Germ Infection Theory
59.
Who caused physicians and the hospital staff to wash their hands after seeing each patient?
a)
Louis Pasteur
b)
Robert Koch
c)
Dr. Frankistien
d)
Ignaz Semmelweis
60.
Who was the scientist that created the food preparing process known as pasteurization; he also developed a vaccination for anthrax and rabies.
a)
Robert Koch
b)
Louis Pasteur
c)
Ignaz Semmelweis
d)
Dr. Ezara
61.
Louis Pasteur was the head of the science department at the University in Lille in Western Europe when he was asked to help whom make their products last longer?
a)
wine makers
b)
cheese makers
c)
car makers
d)
farmers
62.
Microorganisms present in the air are responsible for spoiling wine, milk, and meat.
a)
True
b)
False
c)
IDK
d)
milk doesn't spoil!!
63.
___% of malaria cases occurred in Africa.
a)
10
b)
50
c)
80
d)
100
64.
When was the Panama Canal completed?
a)
1880
b)
1914
c)
1929
d)
1945
65.
In 2015, there was an estimated ______ deaths from malaria worldwide.
a)
400
b)
40,000
c)
400,000
d)
4,000,000
66.
What is the ideal climate for the Anopheles mosquitoes?
a)
warm, dry
b)
warm, humid
c)
cold, dry
d)
cold, humid
67.
What parasite is responsible for infecting mosquitoes with malaria?
a)
Plasmodium
b)
Anopheles
c)
Artemisinin
d)
Pteropodidae
68.
Malaria is spread through all of the following except -
a)
a female Anopheles mosquito bite infected with Plasmodium
b)
blood transfusions, organ transplants and needles
c)
during pregnancy or birth
d)
sexual contact
69.
Which of the following statements about malaria is NOT true?
a)
Malaria can be transmitted to a human from an infected mosquito.
b)
Malaria can be transmitted to a mosquito from an infected human.
c)
Malaria can be transmitted to a human from an infected human through blood or organ transplants.
d)
Malaria is only passed through genes.
70.
When did doctors find the cause of the malaria disease?
a)
1880
b)
1897
c)
1914
d)
1957
71.
infectious diseases are disorders caused by both organisms and pathogens.
a)
True
b)
False
c)
IDK
72.
infectious diseases are disorders caused by both organisms and pathogens.
a)
True
b)
False
c)
IDK
73.
The flu is an infectious disease!
a)
False
b)
True
c)
I don't know what the flu is
d)
I eat turtles
74.
The flu is an infectious disease!
a)
False
b)
True
c)
I don't know what the flu is
d)
I like to play pretty princess with my friends
75.
How long do people in low income countries live?
a)
60 - 63
b)
70 - 73
c)
45 - 51
d)
forever
76.
How long do people in low income countries live?
a)
60 - 63
b)
100 - 150
c)
45 - 51
d)
5 - 6
77.
The plague likely originated in....
a)
Asia
b)
China
c)
Europe
d)
Australia
78.
The plague likely originated in....
a)
Asia
b)
China
c)
Europe
d)
Australia
79.
By 1951, malaria in the US was considered to be -
a)
pandemic
b)
eradicated
c)
steady
d)
constant
80.
Smallpox, derived from a Latin word meaning “spotted,” is an acute, infectious disease caused by the
a)
viola virus
b)
vayorious virus.
c)
variola virus
d)
hempa virus
81.
Smallpox, derived from a Latin word meaning “spotted,” is an acute, infectious disease caused by the
a)
viola virus
b)
vayorious virus.
c)
variola virus
d)
hempa virus
82.
the method first used to immunize an individual against smallpox with material taken from a patient in the hope that a mild, but protective infection would result
a)
vaccination
b)
variolation
c)
Miasma Theory
d)
Germ Theory
83.
In early time where did illness travel?
a)
along trade routes
b)
to Disney Land
c)
Along water ways
d)
Through the kings palace
84.
In early time where did illness travel?
a)
along trade routes
b)
to Disney Land
c)
Along water ways
d)
Through the kings palace
85.
Muslim physician, _____________believed that certain diseases were contagious and that diseases could be spread by contaminated water.
a)
Ibn Sina
b)
Han Solo
c)
Uni Bani Sue
d)
Sinead O'connor
86.
Muslim physician, _____________believed that certain diseases were contagious and that diseases could be spread by contaminated water.
a)
Ibn Sina
b)
Han Solo
c)
Uni Bani Sue
d)
Sinead O'connor
87.
Muslim physician, _____________believed that certain diseases were contagious and that diseases could be spread by contaminated water.
a)
Ibn Sina
b)
Han Solo
c)
Uni Bani Sue
d)
Sinead O'connor
88.
In the late 16th century, Dutch lens maker, ________________created the microscope with a maximum magnification of 9x.
a)
Zacharias Janssen
b)
Zacharias Johnson
c)
Zues Von Dutchen
d)
Peter Dingle
89.
In the late 16th century, Dutch lens maker, ________________created the microscope with a maximum magnification of 9x.
a)
Zacharias Janssen
b)
Zacharias Johnson
c)
Zues Von Dutchen
d)
Peter Dingle
90.
This device was not invented specifically for medical purposes but rather as a novelty item for Dutch royalty.
a)
microscope
b)
telescope
c)
stethescope
d)
bed pan
91.
This device was not invented specifically for medical purposes but rather as a novelty item for Dutch royalty.
a)
microscope
b)
telescope
c)
stethescope
d)
bed pan
92.
This device was not invented specifically for medical purposes but rather as a novelty item for Dutch royalty.
a)
microscope
b)
telescope
c)
stethescope
d)
bed pan
93.
In the late 16th century, Dutch lens maker, Zacharias Janssen (1585-1638), created the microscope with a maximum magnification of...
a)
5 X
b)
7 X
c)
9 X
d)
10 X
94.
In the late 16th century, Dutch lens maker, Zacharias Janssen (1585-1638), created the microscope with a maximum magnification of...
a)
5 X
b)
7 X
c)
9 X
d)
10 X
95.
In the late 16th century, Dutch lens maker, Zacharias Janssen (1585-1638), created the microscope with a maximum magnification of...
a)
5 X
b)
7 X
c)
9 X
d)
10 X
96.
Anton van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723), a Dutch cloth merchant and lens maker, improved on the design of the microscope by making the lenses what?
a)
Bigger
b)
Smaller
c)
glass
d)
wood
97.
Anton van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723), a Dutch cloth merchant and lens maker, improved on the design of the microscope by making the lenses what?
a)
Bigger
b)
Smaller
c)
glass
d)
wood
98.
Anton van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723), a Dutch cloth merchant and lens maker, improved on the design of the microscope by making the lenses what?
a)
Bigger
b)
Smaller
c)
glass
d)
wood
99.
Leeuwenhoek created a microscope that could magnify objects up to
a)
100 X
b)
200 X
c)
300 X
d)
500 X
100.
Who is called the "Father of Microbiology"?
a)
Jason Bateman
b)
Zacharias Janssen
c)
Rick Moranus
d)
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
101.
Who is called the "Father of Microbiology"?
a)
Jason Bateman
b)
Zacharias Janssen
c)
Rick Moranus
d)
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
102.
Leeuwenhoek was able to observe tiny organisms in droplets of water. These organisms, he called.....
a)
molicules
b)
parisites
c)
animalcules
d)
bubble creatures
103.
Leeuwenhoek was able to observe tiny organisms in droplets of water. These organisms, he called.....
a)
molicules
b)
parisites
c)
animalcules
d)
bubble creatures
104.
People believed “bad” air caused illnesses while sweet-smelling herbs and flowers, as well as fresh ocean air, could prevent, and even cure, illness. This belief of an invisible,unknown material was called
a)
miasma
b)
mimossa
c)
scentzy
d)
sniffleitise
105.
People believed “bad” air caused illnesses while sweet-smelling herbs and flowers, as well as fresh ocean air, could prevent, and even cure, illness. This belief of an invisible,unknown material was called
a)
miasma
b)
mimossa
c)
scentzy
d)
sniffleitise
106.
People believed “bad” air caused illnesses while sweet-smelling herbs and flowers, as well as fresh ocean air, could prevent, and even cure, illness. This belief of an invisible,unknown material was called
a)
miasma
b)
mimossa
c)
scentzy
d)
sniffleitise
107.
Hungarian physician who advocated for the “Germ Theory” as the cause of contagious illnesses
a)
Hanzel Grettal
b)
Ignaz Semmelweis
c)
Hans Zimberland
d)
Inez Hibble
108.
Who was the scientist that created the food preparing process known as pasteurization; he also developed a vaccination for anthrax and rabies.
a)
Robert Koch
b)
Louis Pasteur
c)
Ignaz Semmelweis
d)
Dr. Ezara
109.
infectious diseases are disorders caused by both organisms and pathogens.
a)
True
b)
False
c)
IDK
110.
What is an infectious diseases?
a)
are considered to be non-communicable, meaning they are not transmitted by pathogens
b)
disorders caused by organisms, or pathogens
c)
Are blood born
d)
Cancer
111.
What is an infectious diseases?
a)
are considered to be non-communicable, meaning they are not transmitted by pathogens
b)
disorders caused by organisms, or pathogens
c)
Are blood born
d)
Cancer
112.
The flu is what kind of infection?
a)
Infectious diseases
b)
chronic diseases
c)
it is not an infection
113.
The flu is what kind of infection?
a)
Infectious diseases
b)
chronic diseases
c)
it is not an infection
114.
What organization goes by the acronym "WHO"?
a)
World Health Organization
b)
World Happiness Organization
c)
Wealth & Health Organization
d)
the band that sings Pinball Wizard
115.
In low-income countries the life expectancy
is....
is....
a)
60-63
b)
40-52
c)
90-98
d)
16-32
116.
In low-income countries the life expectancy
is....
is....
a)
60-63
b)
40-52
c)
90-98
d)
16-32
117.
Lower respiratory infections, such as auto immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and as diarrheal diseases are the main causes of death in
a)
lower-income countries
b)
higher-income countries;
c)
wealthy countries
d)
rich countries
118.
Lower respiratory infections, such as auto immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and as diarrheal diseases are the main causes of death in
a)
lower-income countries
b)
higher-income countries;
c)
wealthy countries
d)
rich countries
119.
In early time where did illness travel?
a)
along trade routes
b)
to Disney Land
c)
Along water ways
d)
Through the kings palace
120.
Empire. The plague originated in
a)
Spain
b)
New Mexico
c)
Africa
d)
China
121.
What caused Justinian’s Plague outbreaks?
a)
infested rats
b)
bad hand washing
c)
birds
d)
mad cows
122.
The world’s second pandemic was known as the
a)
Black Lung
b)
Black Death
c)
Black Pearl
d)
Black Sabath
123.
The Black Death originated when and where?
a)
Africa in 1334
b)
China in 1776
c)
India in 1834
d)
China in 1334
124.
The Black Death originated when and where?
a)
Africa in 1334
b)
China in 1776
c)
India in 1834
d)
China in 1334
125.
the method first used to immunize an individual against smallpox with material taken from a patient in the hope that a mild, but protective infection would result
a)
vaccination
b)
variolation
c)
Miasma Theory
d)
Germ Theory
126.
an out-of-date medical theory that held that diseases, such as cholera or the Black Death, were caused by a miasma or a poisonous form of "bad air"
a)
Germ Theory
b)
Miasma Theory
c)
Black Death Theory
d)
Plague Theory
127.
an out-of-date medical theory that held that diseases, such as cholera or the Black Death, were caused by a miasma or a poisonous form of "bad air"
a)
Germ Theory
b)
Miasma Theory
c)
Black Death Theory
d)
Plague Theory
128.
a type of white blood cell that play a large role in defending the body against disease, are responsible for immune responses and the main types are B cells and T cells.
a)
lymphnode
b)
lymphocyte
c)
lymphozema
d)
lymphatic
129.
a type of white blood cell that play a large role in defending the body against disease, are responsible for immune responses and the main types are B cells and T cells.
a)
lymphnode
b)
lymphocyte
c)
lymphozema
d)
lymphatic
130.
a type of white blood cell that play a large role in defending the body against disease, are responsible for immune responses and the main types are B cells and T cells.
a)
lymphnode
b)
lymphocyte
c)
lymphozema
d)
lymphatic
131.
many diseases are caused by microorganisms. These small organisms, too small to see without magnification, invade humans, animals, and other living hosts.
a)
Miasma Theory
b)
Germ Theory
c)
Virus Theory
d)
Illness Theory
132.
a type of white blood cell that play a large role in defending the body against disease. Lymphocytes are responsible for immune responses. There are two main types of lymphocytes: B cells and T cells. The B cells make antibodies that attack bacteria and toxins while the T cells attack body cells themselves when they have been taken over by viruses or have become cancerous
a)
lymphocytes
b)
measles
c)
leukocytes
d)
nucleoid
133.
a type of white blood cell that play a large role in defending the body against disease. Lymphocytes are responsible for immune responses. There are two main types of lymphocytes: B cells and T cells. The B cells make antibodies that attack bacteria and toxins while the T cells attack body cells themselves when they have been taken over by viruses or have become cancerous
a)
lymphocytes
b)
measles
c)
leukocytes
d)
nucleoid
134.
Smallpox, derived from a Latin word meaning “spotted,” is an acute, infectious disease caused by the
a)
viola virus
b)
vayorious virus.
c)
variola virus
d)
hempa virus
135.
Smallpox, derived from a Latin word meaning “spotted,” is an acute, infectious disease caused by the
a)
viola virus
b)
vayorious virus.
c)
variola virus
d)
hempa virus
136.
Today, _________% of the reported cases of the plague are found in sub-Saharan Africa and Madagascar.
a)
25%
b)
55%
c)
95%
d)
105%
137.
Today, _________% of the reported cases of the plague are found in sub-Saharan Africa and Madagascar.
a)
25%
b)
55%
c)
95%
d)
105%
138.
Bubonic plague and the Pneumonic plague are both considered
a)
not so bad
b)
The Poor Man's disease
c)
The Black Plauge
d)
dead and gone
139.
Bubonic plague and the Pneumonic plague are both considered
a)
not so bad
b)
The Poor Man's disease
c)
The Black Plauge
d)
dead and gone
140.
Bubonic plague and the Pneumonic plague are both considered
a)
not so bad
b)
The Poor Man's disease
c)
The Black Plauge
d)
dead and gone
141.
What is the actual name for the Black Plague
a)
Rodent Plague
b)
Black Misery
c)
My life is over Plague
d)
Bubonic Plague
142.
By 1951, malaria in the US was considered to be -
a)
pandemic
b)
eradicated
c)
steady
d)
constant
143.
Karposi’s sarcoma is identified by the __________ that appear on a person’s skin.
a)
flat, white lesions
b)
flat, purple lesions
c)
round, white lesions
d)
round, red lesions
144.
Karposi’s sarcoma is identified by the __________ that appear on a person’s skin.
a)
flat, white lesions
b)
flat, purple lesions
c)
round, white lesions
d)
round, red lesions
145.
Robert Koch studied what?
a)
HIV
b)
Flu
c)
Antrax
d)
vomiting
146.
Robert Koch studied what?
a)
Pigs
b)
Apples
c)
Antrax
d)
French
147.
Chicken pox was used to make a vaccine for what?
a)
small pox
b)
big pox
c)
jack in the box
d)
bing bong box
148.
Chicken pox was used to make a vaccine for what?
a)
small pox
b)
big pox
c)
jack in the box
d)
bing bong box
149.
Inoculation is another word for...
a)
slurpy
b)
silly
c)
variolation
d)
viru
150.
Inoculation is another word for...
a)
frog guts
b)
nocturnal
c)
variolation
d)
culminate
151.
invisible things in the air that makes you sick...
a)
Misma
b)
mimosa
c)
Molly
d)
Majiorn
152.
Section 3, Deadly Disease of Africa did not talk about
a)
small pox
b)
Ebola
c)
Malaria
d)
Aids
153.
Section 3, Deadly Disease of Africa did not talk about
a)
small pox
b)
Ebola
c)
Malaria
d)
Aids
154.
Edward Jenner created the vaccine for Smallpox
a)
True
b)
False
c)
Wasn't he a figure skater
155.
Edward Jenner created the vaccine for Smallpox
a)
True
b)
False
c)
Inst he in my 5th period?
156.
The father of Microbiology
a)
Anton
b)
Joe
c)
Billy
d)
Mike
157.
The father of Microbiology
a)
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
b)
Joe Buck
c)
Billy Gram
d)
Mike Piazza
158.
An English Surgeon
a)
Joseph Lister
b)
Billy Bob
c)
Marcus York
d)
Dan Rather
159.
An English Surgeon who soaked cloth in carbolic acid during surgery
a)
Joseph Lister
b)
Mr. Wolfe
c)
Big Mac Dabby
d)
Dan Rather
160.
Who really liked the germ theory?
a)
Ignaz Semmelweis
b)
Mr. Clean
c)
Imma Hoe
d)
Pee Wee Herman
161.
Justinian's plague occurred over two centuries & killed how many people?
a)
10 million
b)
20 million
c)
40 million
d)
50 million
162.
Justinian's plague occurred over two centuries & killed how many people?
a)
60 million
b)
20 million
c)
40 million
d)
50 million
163.
The microscope was originally invented for whom?
a)
Dutch royalty
b)
big birds
c)
French Royality
d)
King of America
164.
The microscope was originally invented for whom?
a)
Dutch royalty
b)
big birds
c)
French Royality
d)
King of America
165.
Ignaz Semmelweis advocated for what?
a)
Germ theory
b)
Pasteur theory
c)
the bible
d)
the quran
166.
Ignaz Semmelweis advocated for what?
a)
Germ theory
b)
Pasteur theory
c)
the bible
d)
the quran
167.
Who brought smallpox to Central America?
a)
French
b)
English
c)
Africans
d)
Spanish
168.
Who brought smallpox to Central America?
a)
Chiness
b)
Japaeness
c)
Africans
d)
Spanish
169.
Who thought stuff spread through contaminated water?
a)
Ibn Sina
b)
Galen Orso
c)
Han Solo
d)
Billy Bob Throrton
170.
When the Spanish brought small pox to central america is killed what percentage of the Inca where killed?
a)
25%
b)
50%
c)
75%
d)
100%
171.
When the Spanish brought small pox to central america is killed what percentage of the Inca where killed?
a)
25%
b)
50%
c)
75%
d)
100%
172.
Mosquito are what for Malaria?
a)
Host
b)
Her best friend
c)
Vector
d)
her best friends dog walker that babysat her when she was little back in spain
173.
Mosquito are what for Malaria?
a)
Host
b)
Her best friend's imaginary friend
c)
a banna
d)
her soft kitty booboo kitty freak
174.
A Puritan minister Cotton Mather pushed for inoculations for what disease in 1713?
a)
Chicken Pox
b)
Small Pox
c)
Measles
d)
Mumbs
175.
A Puritan minister Cotton Mather pushed for inoculations for what disease in 1713?
a)
Cancer
b)
Ebola
c)
Measles
d)
Death
176.
The Bubonic plague & Pneumonic plague both make up what?
a)
Black plague
b)
really sucks to be you
c)
the fiery anus of death
d)
AIDS
177.
The Bubonic plague & Pneumonic plague both make up what?
a)
Black plague
b)
warts
c)
head aches
d)
hemroids
178.
After WW! what deadly disease went crazy?
a)
French Flu
b)
British Bad Teeth Flu
c)
Spanish Flu
d)
Hoky Poky
179.
After what war was Spanish Flu the most deadly?
a)
Civil War
b)
revolutionary war
c)
World War 1
d)
World War 2
e)
Ragonrok
180.
When it affects the whole world it is called what?
a)
Pandemic
b)
Zombie out break
c)
the flu
d)
bannas
181.
Where in the USA would Malaria be the worst?
a)
North West
b)
South East
c)
West Coast
d)
New York City
182.
Where in the USA would Malaria be the worst?
a)
Your mom's house
b)
South East
c)
North West
d)
Lubbock
183.
Anton Van Leewenhoek is the father of what?
a)
Luke Skywalker
b)
microbiology
c)
Dino Leewenhoek
d)
cell theory
184.
Anton Van Leewenhoek is the father of what?
a)
You!
b)
microbiology
c)
Heather Leewenhoek
d)
Marty McFly
185.
If the class gets 6 people to place what will you get?
a)
Breakfast!!!!
b)
a banna
c)
Breakfast!!!!
d)
nothing, you should have won all 9 places!!!!!
186.
If the class gets 6 people to place what will you get?
a)
Breakfast!!!!
b)
to live another
c)
to keep all your toes
d)
nothing, you should have won all 9 places!!!!!
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