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WorksheetsCOVID-19 Vaccinations (Brunei)
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 22mins
Types of COVID 19 vaccines available in Brunei at the moment.
Moderna
Astra Zeneca
Johnson and Johnson
Pfizer
Getting vaccinated for COVID-19 means that...
I can still catch COVID - 19
I definitely cannot catch COVID-19
Getting vaccinated for COVID-19 means that
I can still spread the disease to other people
I am 100% unable to spread the disease to others
Getting vaccinated for COVID-19 means that
I definitely won’t die from COVID.
My chances of dying from COVID are still high.
My chances of dying from COVID are much much lower than if I was not vaccinated.
Which groups of people have been given priority for vaccination?
Senior citizens
Doctors, nurses, medical staff
Disabled People
Students, young children and babies
Pregnant and breastfeeding women
Why have senior citizens been given priority for the COVID vaccination?
Why have disabled people been given priority for the COVID vaccination?
Why have frontliners been given priority for the vaccination?
Why have pregnant and breastfeeding women been given priority for vaccination?
What are some side effects that have been reported?
Vomiting
Fainting
Fever
Aches or muscle soreness
Diarrhea
Some people don’t want to get the vaccine. What are their reasons?
Is there anyone you know who (friends, family, celebrities, influencers, etc) refuses to get vaccinated?
No one. Everyone I know and follow online wants to get vaccinated or is already vaccinated.
Everyone I know in real life wants to get vaccinated or is already vaccinated but I follow some celebrities on social media who are anti-vaccination.
Some of my friends and family members don’t want to get vaccinated but some are trying to get a booking and some have already been vaccinated.
Most of the people I know don’t want to get the vaccination but a few of them do.
Most of the people I know want to get the vaccine, but a few don’t want to.
Some people don’t want to get the vaccine. What are their reasons?
